Jeff Baker
@jwbee.bsky.social
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Notorious GIS reply guy YIMBY I will come to your hearing, Berkeley politician Vuvuzela owner Father @jeffinatorator on certain bird sites
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jwbee.bsky.social
Nice receipts. I don't see any way for Porter to redeem herself for being on the wrong side of a 60/40 vote on a climate issue.
jwbee.bsky.social
Yeah, it's both a legal problem and a cultural problem. Everyone knows where the Sur-Ron importer is in California, everyone knows they are crossing their fingers and winking when they say "off-road use" and tell people not to remove the speed governors. But that's socially acceptable in SoCal.
jwbee.bsky.social
The comments on your reviews are quadruple-cursed, but I appreciate the articles.
jwbee.bsky.social
One contributing reason why e-bike discourse is cursed is that many people don't recognize them. They only see the obvious ones that are all grey market Chinese motorcycles with obnoxious tires. Your median poster might not even notice a Turbo Vado SL or a FX+ going by.
jwbee.bsky.social
It seems like going after the people who import and sell these motorcycles is the way to go. There are already plenty of regulations against using them in the ways described in the article.
jwbee.bsky.social
Does anyone happen to have a copy of the entire Census?
jwbee.bsky.social
MUDs do a bit of free-riding on PG&E ratepayers, too. If _everyone_ was in a MUD then rates would be higher.
jwbee.bsky.social
And yet, as Senator, she has focused almost exclusively on reducing market liquidity, restricting access to capital and credit, goosing the demand side with direct subsidies, favoring owner-occupants over renters, and attacking private equity firms.
jwbee.bsky.social
Now that we've finally got Warren on the supply side, how to we keep her on side? I don't want this conversation to drift back to blaming Blackrock for everything as soon as Trump dies.
hyperplanes.bsky.social
I'd really like some investigative journalists dig in and get to the bottom of how Trump is deciding tariffs. Why is it something new every day? bsky.app/profile/warr...
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Housing is too expensive to build and too expensive to afford.

Donald Trump's solution? Make it even MORE expensive with his chaotic tariffs.

Americans can't afford Donald Trump's housing market.
jwbee.bsky.social
We could also simply have expensive gas.
jwbee.bsky.social
The Bay Bridge and the BART tube each serve about six times as many people per day as does route 37. At peak hours BART is more like 10x.
jwbee.bsky.social
Yamaha also makes bicycles, of course.
jwbee.bsky.social
You got me there. These Microsoft BI dashboards are like long-term unemployment programs for people who used to write apps in Flash.
jwbee.bsky.social
If it stops working with Garmin I will cancel it instantly, obviously.

But the details of that Reddit post don't imply it, since Garmin pushes activities to Strava using Strava's API. Strava doesn't call Garmin's API to do that.
jwbee.bsky.social
I pay for Strava mainly because it's the only social network I get any real value from, and they changed it so you need a subscription to see even your own history. Garmin Connect doesn't seem to have any social features at all.
jwbee.bsky.social
Speaking of electric bikes, Bay Wheels set another fresh ridership record in the East Bay last month, even as the city of Berkeley has dragged its feet on the station expansion plans announced long ago.
jwbee.bsky.social
Even better would be if the FotF trains were quieter like they said, instead of louder.
jwbee.bsky.social
Car dealers hate him!
jwbee.bsky.social
The anti-demolition ordinance that led to the preservation of this disposable quadplex is bad policy and we should fix it.
jwbee.bsky.social
Yeah, that's how it looks. The county tax collector says the city does it, so I sent a message to the dept of finance.
jwbee.bsky.social
Starting to think this must be either a mistake, or something subtle I don't understand. The "STREET REPAIR" line item is supposed to be 17¢/sq.ft. for dwellings, but based on the proportionality with the library parcel fees, it looks like they used the higher 25¢/sq.ft. commercial rate for homes.