@sporadica ‘s wife
San Francisco, CA
Joined October 2025
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Anastasiya Brown retweeted
how do i become a pro datacenter activist. this is insane.
mental
NEW: Virginia voters vote to allow the abortion of babies who are minutes from being born, as long as a single doctor deems the mother's "mental health" needs saving.
The constitutional amendment will establish permanent protections for abortions.
Women will be able to kill a fully formed baby in the womb in the third trimester as long as a single doctor determines it is necessary to save the life or physical or "mental health" of the mother, according to CBS.
A Pew Research study found that over 50% of liberal white women under 30 have been diagnosed with a mental health condition.
Horrific.
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this reminds me of when I was in middle school, and this boy in my grade hit my girl friend. she then proceeded to threaten him, saying her dad is an FSB officer and that he will find him and hurt him.
(we were 11) – at San Francisco, CA
last time i hosted a party in SF, some guy i’d never met, but had interacted with a bit on X, runs up to me cutting the line “hey spor! good to see you man how are you!” then proceeds to beg and plead for his friend to get in
after telling him i was sorry and that we’d reached the cap hours ago and i was turning /everyone/ away that wasn’t on the list, he proceeded to have a full meltdown on the sidewalk. cursing me out, calling me a hundred names, saying actually he didn’t even WANT to come it was so lame, and then had a full-on ego trip where he exclaimed i was being an idiot because “I’m not some nobody!! I’m [redacted]!!!” like he was the Queen of England or some shit
so yea, be careful when hosting events in SF that get spread across every corner of tpot, there are so plenty of unsavory figures that will interpret being mutuals as being good friends, it’s so bizarre
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i got a husband
i got the sourdough bread kit
next steps: buy a ranch & have kids – at San Francisco, CA
Anastasiya Brown retweeted
I left Silicon Valley 6 years ago
Why?
Because it's a monoculture
The most extreme group think of any place on the planet
Show up to a dinner party and everyone is in tech
So what do they do? They start stack-ranking each other
And it's a totally ordered set: being founder of co $100B market cap > founder of co with $50B market cap > managing partner of tier 1 venture firm > hired CEO of $50B public co > founder of $10B co > etc etc
Pure toxicity that nerfs creativty
And then as a corollary, people are especially afraid to speak truth to power as everyone knows their place in
"The Hierarchy"
Reject this nonsense. Stay weird. Think independently. Be honest with yourself. Have fun.
Anastasiya Brown retweeted
My wife’s great at budgeting.
Unless:
It's on sale.
The kids have to have it.
She’s had a bad day.
We’re on vacation.
Her friends bought one.
It's December(Christmas).
She’s not in the mood to cook.
She needs another item in cart for free shipping.
Otherwise, she’s a pro.
Anastasiya Brown retweeted
It’s actually criminal how many of these are gone. Amazon and private equity killed so much of American life.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This video is AI generated. The Sears logo shown was intreoduced in 2004, not 1996. In 1996, Sears was spelled in all caps. The date overlay misspells the month DEC as DIC.
logos.fandom.com/wiki/Sears
Anastasiya Brown retweeted
being married is funny because you'll be chilling, having a bowl of cereal, and your wife will say
i hate these bowls, don't you?
and you'll shrug becuase you don't care and she'll say
i do, they've bothered me for a while now. we need new bowls.
and you'll shrug again because you have honestly, not once, ever considered the bowls at all
then a few days later there will be all new bowls in the kitchen.
and you'll be eating the same cereal in a different bowl, chilling, and she'll say
i love these new bowls
and you'll shrug again because you still don't care but she's happier and the cereal is still good and you didn't do anything at all