‘Truly disgusted’: SF legal legend on law firms caving to autocracy
"John Keker stands up for his profession — and wonders why every other attorney isn’t doing the same." … more »
"John Keker stands up for his profession — and wonders why every other attorney isn’t doing the same." … more »
"The new YIMBYism misses something critical: All the supply in the world won’t help if economic inequality continues to grow." … more »
"Section 230 shields any “interactive computer service” or its users from legal liability for speech that was produced by someone else." If this happens, the Marin Post and other small, independent, "user generated content," journalism websites will be forced to cease operations due to existential litigation and inability to secure liability insurance. … more »
They're beginning to get on my nerves. Who are those guys? ~ Butch Cassidy It’s no secret that the state of mainstream, print, news has been steadily faltering sin... … more »
The term “efficiency” is in the news these days. However, contrary to the nonsense being peddled by the DOGE crowd, achieving increases in “efficiency,” which is f... … more »
"Archimedes pledged to move the world, if only he had a lever long enough and a place to stand. The challenge for businesses, investors, and households is that there is no place to put our feet. That which we thought solid is melting." … more »
As discussed in Paradigm Shift - Part VII: Faster, Cheaper, Better, in many ways the technology being used by design profession is decades ahead of the housing con... … more »
"Home-builder confidence plunged to the lowest level in five months as concerns over tariffs and how they could raise the cost of housing weighed on the industry." … more »
Proteins are the building blocks of life. They’re made up of chains of amino acids folded into complex shapes, which determine their function. Understanding the st... … more »
We find ourselves bombarded these day with the one-sided argument that affordability all comes down to housing “supply and demand,” despite no statistical evidence... … more »