Fired by Google, tech activist helps Mission District testing effort
On Monday morning, as the day was beginning to heat up outside at the Parque Niños COVID-19...
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Distrito escolar lucha por repartir computadoras pero acceso a Internet sigue siendo un obstáculo
Traducción por: Anabelle Garay El Distrito Unificado Escolar de San Francisco, sus maestros y...
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‘The Grid,’ a new tool to connect artists and technology stakeholders, set to be unveiled at Gray Area on Wednesday
A new initiative to map out and analyze the intersections of art and technology in the Bay Area is...
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Women of color take stage at the Cleantech Forum
Straight, white, cisgender males tend to dominate the dialogue at tech, innovation and...
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Rancor around proposed tech cafeteria ban misses the point
Don’t confuse a negotiating ploy with finished legislation. Don’t confuse politics...
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Kickballers try to boot denizens out of SF’s Dolores Park; hilarity ensues
Employee “won’t be able to continue working for SF Social,” says company director A...
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Citizen ideal for crime watchers, but not crime stoppers — by design
Let’s say you’re at work and your phone buzzes. You pick it up expecting your 100th email or text...
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Noisebridge, facing displacement, plans to come back bigger and better
Being booted by August 2018 is not the first existential threat that the quirky,...
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Collaborative hackerspace Noisebridge faces displacement from SF Mission
Noisebridge, the renowned hackerspace that’s been in the Mission for nine years, will “almost...
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Robot guards the dogs at SF animal shelter and frightens some
What’s five feet tall and weighs 400 pounds, shaped like a cross between an egg and a bullet, and...
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Students of Mission-based tech boot camp for minorities kicked out of Dreamforce (SF Examiner)
Update: A student of the tech education program reached out to Mission Local to say that the...
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Mission startup prepares overlooked young adults for tech jobs
One of the Mission District’s newest tech ventures isn’t trying to court venture capitalists or...
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Diverse candidates crowd SF tech job fair, but tradition may clog pipeline
Stereotypes tell me tech conferences don’t look like the hundreds of aspiring tech workers queuing...
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$1 coffee and donuts all day at 19th and Alabama St.
DesignMap, a user experience design company on 19th and Alabama streets, is selling $1 coffee and...
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“Queers Hate Techies”: Gay Shame’s controversial ATA exhibit
All month, the phrase “Queers Hate Techies” has taken up residence in the window...
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One app developer’s ongoing quest for ticketless parking
When app developer Hamza Ouazzani Chahdi first arrived in San Francisco from Paris, Chahdi and a...
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