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When Ellis Neder interviewed for a job as head of design at Foxglove three years ago, a platform for robotics developers, he was asked to come in for a few days to work. He was hesitant to invest the time, but took some days off and flew to Foxglove's San Francisco offices to work over a long weekend.

For Brian Burdick, working at 82 has been one of life's most surprising joys.

When Patricia Tani moved to San Francisco last year, she kept hearing a koan about the city's dating scene: "The odds are good, but the goods are odd."

Kristi Turner had lost 108 pounds on Zepbound when her insurer cut her off.

Tech bosses say AI will make us work less. So far, that's mostly meant fewer of us will be working for them full-time.