David Ciani

@davidciani.com

701 Followers 987 Following

🇺🇸🏳️‍🌈 Thinker, Liberal, Technology Oriented. Data-driven research and analysis. Hailing from Monterey County, California. I speak for the trees, for myself, and no one else. #HeHim

Small dog holding small tennis ball in its mouth.
Highway in the distance wrapping around a rocky cliff above the ocean.
Man moving portable toilet next to a truck, at the beach.
Spreadsheet with numbers interspersed with literal “\n”s.
Highway with sign on bridge: “North 1 Watsonville Santa Cruz” to the left and “Exit 424B East 156 Castroville San Jose to 101” on the right.
Large crowds for a parade in an intersection.
Furries marching in a parade.
A group of people marching in a parade carrying a large stuffed octopus.
Street closed for a parade.
Selfie of me wearing a flower print shirt.
Two cats sitting on top of each other on top of a cat tree.
A selfie. I’m wearing my glasses and a white flower print shirt.
Hand holding a drink in front of a tv
A “Cat Wars” calendar with a cat with a lightsaber on a rack.
View through an open window of an orange cat and a tabby cat exploring the grass.
Screenshot of text message, reads: Today 16:28 David C, A message from California Secretary of State on behalf of Monterey County Elections. Your ballot for the June 2, 2026, Primary Election was received and counted. Thank you for voting!
Screenshot of google AI search results. Transcription: The Hidden Catch: Indirect Exposure Risk While FNDX will not buy direct SpaceX shares at IPO, it does have indirect exposure through its existing holdings. If you want absolutely zero connection to SpaceX, you need to watch out for its top 10 positions: 1. Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL): Makes up roughly 4.4% of FNDX (across Class A and C shares combined). Alphabet is a notable corporate backer that holds a direct financial stake in SpaceX. 2. Other Large Tech Caps: Tech holdings like Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon heavily drive FNDX. While they don't own SpaceX shares, macro tech sector swings driven by a massive SpaceX IPO could still impact FNDX's short-term price movement. If you are looking to remain completely insulated, let me know: • Do you want to check if you have exposure through other domestic accounts like a 401(k)? • Are you looking for ways to completely hedge out Alphabet (GOOGL) exposure? Al responses may include mistakes. For financial advice, consult a professional. Learn more
two cats sitting in cat beds.
Three vote by mail envelopes fanned out.
California primary election ballot.
Montreal Cognitive Assessment test form.
Table with data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Multiple occupations for one geographical area Area: National Period: May 2024 Chief Executives (SOC code 11-1011) Annual mean wage $262,930 Annual median wage $206,420 Annual 75th percentile wage (footnote 5) Annual 90th percentile wage (footnote 5) General and Operations Managers (SOC code 11-1021) Annual mean wage $133,120 Annual median wage $102,950 Annual 75th percentile wage $164,130 Annual 90th percentile wage (footnote 5) Legislators (SOC code 11-1031) Annual mean wage $67,390 Annual median wage $44,810 Annual 75th percentile wage $80,350 Annual 90th percentile wage $137,820 Footnotes: (2) Annual wages have been calculated by multiplying the corresponding hourly wage by 2,080 hours. (5) This wage is equal to or greater than $115.00 per hour or $239,200 per year. SOC code: Standard Occupational Classification code -- see http://www.bls.gov/soc/home.htm Data extracted on May 08, 2026
AI generated image of a a yellow airplane adorned with Spirit Halloween branding, infromt of a airport terminal also with spirit halloween branding. Passengers in halloween costumes with spirit halloween bags are boarding the plane using air stairs. There are also bagage carts with Spirit Halloween branding.
A rural road surrounded by coastal chaparral. Beautiful blue sky with big puffy clouds.
A portrait of a seagull.
Closeup of a cat’s face with their tongue sticking out.
A TV showing a space capsule floating in the ocean. TV is surrounded by a wall of books.
I’m sitting in a chair taking a selfie to show off my freshly cut hair. I’m wearing a red and grey checked shirt.
Home made 3D relief map of Ancient Greece. Assembled from 3d printed tiles on a carpeted floor.
View out the front windshield of a car, with a road, Monterey cypress trees, a house, and the bay beyond.
Screenshot of a reddit comment thread: flindersrisk: That would clearly be libel. Each letter would trigger its own count. It would quickly become very expensive for you. Attorneys would probably line up to represent your targets, simply for a percentage of your payout. A cop once gave me invaluable advice: "Put nothing on paper". FateOfNations: At least in the US, slander and libel require you to make a factually inaccurate statement about somebody. Statements of fact and statements of opinion are both forms of protected speech and won't be punished via the government's court system. "Jane Smith is an a-hole" is unambiguously not libel in the US. If you say "Jane Smith is an adulteress", you better have evidence to back it up. FateOfNations: can someone please explain what's objectionable about this comment?!? FateOfNations: Your gonna remove this too? FateOfNations: I guess you are. This is ridiculous.
Flowering wisteria vines wrapped around a post. The green leaves are catching the afternoon light.
A Dutch oven on a stove with a blue natural gas flame below.
View out of the windshield of a parked car. There is a grove of Monterey cypress trees and the ocean in the background. The top of my computer and the steering wheel are visible in the foreground.
An airplane against a clear blue sky. Top of a hill with woods on it at the very bottom of the frame.
Grey tabby cat lounging in a bed.
Screenshot of an advertisement on Instagram for a prescription medication for recurrent c. diff infections, targeted at medical professionals.
Screenshot of Clearsky showing my blocks, most of which are deleted accounts.
A bunch of BART paper transit tickets fanned out.
Spotify's lightsaber song progress bar and track controls.
Me in my car holding three brown paper CVS prescription bags.
Portrait of a grey cat with a cat bed and a blue wall in the background.
A close-up portrait of a norwegian forest cat looking directly at the camera with huge eyes.
An insanely long drop/pickup off line of cars at a school.
Chart, with map of the US States with graduated color based on percentage of the population that is in urban areas. Title: "US States – Urban Population" Legend: 0% is red, 50% is white, 100% is blue. Caption: "Source: U.S. Census Bureau. (n.d.). URBAN AND RURAL. Decennial Census, DEC 118th Congressional District Summary File, Table P2."
An AI generated image of the Statue of Liberty with a bloody stake through its heart. A crowd is at the base looking up. In the style of an oil painting.
Screenshot of a tweet thread: @sysxplore: Since RAM is now bloody expensive, everything is possible with Linux. You can literally download more RAM by setting Google Drive as swap.
Sunset with rocky shoreline.
A deep blue sky with a jet airplane and it's contrail streaking across the frame.
A photo of a rural road taken from a few inches above the roadway. The orange center line disappears into the horizon.
Half of my face with a blurry background. I am wearing glasses, a salmon t-shirt and a tan hoodie.
A white plate with sliced turkey, stuffing, green beans, and mashed potatoes, with gravy and cranberry sauce.
Rain droplets on glass. Rocky shoreline visible outside.
Screenshot of California OES power outages spreadsheet.
Historic cigarette ad. Artwork. Doctor wearing glasses holding a package of Lucky Strike cigarettes. Copy reads: "20,679* physicians say 'luckies are less irritating' 'it's toasted'. Your throat protection against irritation against cough".
An orange sky just after sunset. There are clouds closer by. Rocky coastline and ocean in the foreground.
"Please take a number" device in a room, with bookshelves and a white stuffed chair.
An opossum in a bare tree. Wood fence in background.
AI generated artwork in the style of a WWII-era american propaganda poster. It depicts a naval invasion of a beach with tropical trees and oil fields. A banner across the top reads "America's Drive for Victory!" and along the bottom "Secure the Resources! Buy War Bonds! Support the Southern Campaign!"
Rolling green hills in the foreground with the Santa Lucia Mountains draped in fog in the background.