Thursday Morning Roundup: Homeless Families Likely Undercounted: SFist

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What's up at Burger Boogaloo? [SFist]
Santa Cruz surgeon accused of child rape has bail set at $6.4 million. [Associated Press]
Inside the Instagram algorithm that manages mean comments. [Wired]
Firefighters contained a 38 acre fire in Marin Wednesday night. [Bay City News]
Uber said Wednesday that they didn't know that their chief self-driving car executive had allegedly downloaded proprietary information from his former employer. But wait, what was that filing about last week then? [CNet]
Two arrested after toddler's body found in Sacramento County truck. [KRON 4]
No, accepting a Facebook friend request from a stranger will not provide hackers with access to your computer and online accounts. [Snopes]
Planning wants even more density at a Laurel Heights development. [SocketSite]
A Warriors shareholder is selling his Atherton estate for $32.8 million. [SF Business Times]
Homeless families likely undercounted in SF. [Mission Local]
Starting next month, Californians will stop losing their driver's licenses because of unpaid traffic fines. [Associated Press]
Judge in SF leans toward sending waterfront development limit challenge to trial. [CBS 5]
SF man arrested for Tenderloin homicide. [SF Chronicle]
Supervisor Ahsha Safai backs away from plan to build Excelsior homes, questions raised over his purchase of property. [SF Examiner]
Former staffer at VC firm disgraced by harassment allegations sues the company. [Bloomberg]

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