lunchtime links

* Report claims there are still places in SF to get a house for less than a million bucks. [SF Gate] * Another scientific takedown of James Damore's memo, but let's

* Stanford's Cantor Arts Center has a new director. [SF Chronicle] * San Francisco's infamous Sixth Street will undergo a makeover in 2019. [Moving SF] * First responders to UPS shooting honored

* A useful and brief look at there were are with the Hunter's Point redevelopment project. [SocketSite] * More on Instagram's disappearing photo problem. [Consumerist] * Domestic violence charges against former San

* Instagram will let you invite friends onto your livestream. [CNet] * How Peter Thiel's company edged its way into police work. [Wired] * Do San Franciscans pay close to half their incomes just

* Do you like your brands sassy or bland? [Ad Week] * We're in the final days of Muni's 7R bus. [Moving SF] * "A complicated set of technology transfers and

* That's one fancy barn. [SocketSite] * Man runs into burning Berkeley apartment building to save neighbor. [ABC 7] * Suspects sought in weekend kidnapping and robbery at Berkeley's People’s Park.

* A field guide to social media villains. [Ad Week] * Apple has filed a patent for a screen with privacy-viewing options. [CNet] * Uber Freight has expanded to CA. [SF Chronicle] * Coding boot camps

* How Firefox plans on crushing Chrome. [CNet] * Is Netflix's future in anime? [Wired] * Which San Francisco mega-project needs to happen most? [Curbed SF] * Complaints follow UC Berkeley's new

* Dealing with Silicon Valley's age problem. [Wired] * Tesla owners described as "fanatical." [Roadshow] * North Face planning "concept store" on Union Street. [SocketSite] * Instagram Stories is already a

* Uber drivers need armed guards in South Africa. [CNet] * Family of beavers moves to Los Gatos Creek for first time in 170 years. [ABC 7] * [Slate] argues that Lyft needs to do more

* Five arrested in daring Dutch iPhone heist from moving truck. [Associated Press] * Should tech companies attempt to police the web? [Wired] * Rash of car burglaries at BART. [CBS 5] * A boater nearly crashed

* Coding skills survey says California's developers rank behind Washington and Wyoming. [CNet] * [SF Gate] has a fun slideshow of tech CEOs before they were on top. * [Curbed SF] quite rightly calls

* Twitter makes itself even less useful (if possible) by crapping up "notifications." [Ad Week] * Do Wisconsin workers have the skills necessary to work in new American Apple plant? [Wired] * Chinatown alleys

* San Jose school staffer arrested for alleged sexual assault of developmentally disabled woman. [CBS 5] * San Francisco in jackets. [Racked] * [CNet] predicts disappointing earnings for Twitter in light of company's continuing

* Disability rights organization files class-action lawsuit against Uber over wheelchair access. [Associated Press] * No one knows who will be securing the Transbay Transit Center. [SF Examiner] * San Jose police dog attacks toddler.

* Publisher dumps book co-written by Silicon Valley VC John Doerr and tech CEO Kris Duggan following a sexual harassment and assault suit against the latter. [Bloomberg] * [Beyond Chron] looks at the upcoming

* Here's how 10 San Francisco high schools performed on the AP exams. [SF Gate] * SF's board of Supes is expected to OK a city-wide Office of Cannabis this

* If CA legislators don't take more aggressive steps to manage global warning, Jerry Brown says he'll instead to cut greenhouse gas emissions through “massive” new regulations. [SF Chronicle] * SF

* "Sense of panic" at Apple over rush to release iPhone 8. * This weekend, Sunday Streets is in the Mission. [Moving SF] * Cal Alumni Association faces discrimination, retaliation claims. [Daily Californian] * Merchants