Mostly aviation photography here. Socal private pilot into all aspects of aviation, animation, and YIMBY/urbanism. I volunteer with a transitional housing shelter, the Civil Air Patrol and World Central Kitchen.
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Scott Lowe
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Angel City's Poochie era has ended.
Bass (center-NIMBY) is puffing up Pratt (right-NIMBY) as a way to lock Raman (left-YIMBY) out of the race, meanwhile Huang (left-NIMBY) is acting as a spoiler to divide the left vote. 3/4 candidates functionally collaborating to shut out the only one who would do something about LA's housing crisis.
I would ask many questions such as what is the destination, what are the abort points, what is our DV margin, what is the ECLSS flight legacy, will there be a toilet, does the toilet have flight legacy, are there any deltas between this and flown toilets, what preflight tests has the toilet passed,
Our favorite ACFC player. Seeing her evolution into a joyful shark has been amazing.
all I think of every time I see a clip from a "video podcast" www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eTi...
Grateful to have called Glendale, CA home for the first 22 years of my life! 🥹💎⛰️🌴🏙️
Although I don't live in the Jewel City anymore, here are the City Council candidates I recommend voting for:
Alek Bartrosouf
Dan Brotman
Elen Asatryan
Vote by next Tuesday, June 2nd! 🗳️
I found this neat tool that lets you generate text and images just from your ideas. It's really good!
Why doesn't LA have a policy research and advocacy think tank dedicated to making the city better? Like SPUR, Sightline Inst., MPC, RPA, etc. LA has so much untapped potential - there should be an org working on furthering ideas to support its growth.
For the past couple years I've been exploring what the "ultimate" AI-assistant for aviation data exploring would look like. This latest evolution is very exciting. I use it for all my work now.
Los Angeles mayor primary (Berkeley IGS poll)
🟦 Karen Bass 26%
🟦 Nithya Raman 25%
🟥 Spencer Pratt 22%
🟦 Rae Chen Huang 9%
www.latimes.com/california/s...
Eric Schmidt really said, in his much-booed AI graduation speech, “if someone offers you a seat on the rocket ship, you do not ask which seat, you just get on.” Unbelievable
