
hardware, software, ag tech. currently @bluerivertech (@johndeere), formerly @tesla @plenty. SF infra enthusiast, dumpling wanter. she/her/snack
San Francisco, CA
Joined December 2008
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lesson from teen cousins who live in LA: when teens have big parties they make a new insta account ~for the party~ and people have to request to follow it, and an approval means you can come to the party??? and you have to show your insta to get into the party (there is security)
mo mcbirney retweeted
The bucketing of things into good and bad will continue until ability to tolerate the discomfort of complexity and uncertainty improves.
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It's been fun
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I guess 32 is the age when I realize how many things in my life make more sense with an ADHD lens (like only working for startups)
Replying to @dom__inic @ryiacy
Startups activate the panic monster nonstop and therefore disable the distraction monkey, enabling ADHD people to execute. waitbutwhy.com/2013/10/why-p…
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all of the tesla superchargers at target on geary (the main charging hub in SF) are charging at max 20kW right now 🙃
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mo mcbirney retweeted
We’re asking readers to not engage in any @nytimes platforms tomorrow and stand with us on the digital picket line! Read local news. Listen to public radio. Make something from a cookbook. Break your Wordle streak.
14 years here with all my best friends at twitter dot com #MyTwitterAnniversary
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my twitter feed is full of Long Covid info because I keep following and amplifying those who have it and/or spread useful info about it.
why? because in 2014 and 2015, I suffered from post-viral fatigue that made me feel like my life was over.
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Although I have mostly physically recovered, I still suffer from some level of post-traumatic stress. I panic when I get overtired, afraid that one day I will push my body too far and relapse. My depression and anxiety are definitely still around, and I still take antidepressants
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