in life of rappers right so you have like um you know chat gpt is the rap around the llm and then you have you know the llm are based on the chips and the the chips are basically just sand at the end of the day and so yeah what are your thoughts on you know especially their valuations and do you think their value uh their valuations are justified given the product that they really have

Yeah.

So yeah, I think, you know, sort of the common criticism against like Harvey Nagora is that they are rappers, right? And then like the Harvey Nagoras, my fans would say that, but everything is a rapper, right? You know, I had this exact same debate on X, where, you know, I posted like some posts that, you know, Harvey Nagora, like, I would sort of like term them as token resellers.

And then I posted this on X, and it went pretty viral.

I think it had 2,000, 3,000 likes at some point.

And so people start saying, hey, but everything's a wrapper, right? As you mentioned, chips are just wrappers.

We're on Sen, and Sen's a wrapper.

yeah yeah no it'd be interesting to see what happens in a few years time how how often they post train the models given that it feels like they're coming out every other week at this rate yeah um awesome well if you were looking back on your legal career to date what would you tell yourself back in like covid would you even try to become a lawyer again or if you were to become a lawyer like what steps and tips would you give yourself to make yourself future proof?

Why are you making this run for state representative now?

I think there are two primary reasons.

Number one, representation does matter.

My little bit background about myself, I was born and raised in China and I had an incredible honor to immigrate to the United States as a young man at the age of 24 in 1995 and working multiple jobs, put myself through school at University of Iowa, obtaining my not only bachelor degrees, but master degrees in accounting and later on a MBA and work myself with a Fortune 500 company, Kimberly Clark, as an internal auditor and had an incredible privilege for living in district number 32, where my permanent home is in Edmonds.

In 2021, I graduated I throw my name in the air.

I ran for city council and was honored and lucky to be chosen and have been serving my city for the last five years in 2025.

I ran for re-electing and was successfully re-elected.

But I want to just give you the opportunity here to tell me, do you agree that you are a conservative budget hawk? Any response to what the stranger wrote about you and kind of your philosophy towards the budget spending and revenue?

I mean, we'll get into, like, the step-by-step, but Mike Oss, what got you there? Like, what interested you to even try something like that?

So, let me just sort of tell the story of how it came about.

Yeah.

And to start, we had to start around the end of 2024, which was when I left Big Law, when I left Atom.

So...

Me personally, I've always been someone who's really interested in tech.

I've been coding since I was in university about 10 years ago.

What do you think about that general trend? Like, do you think it's going to create a trend that law firms are going to start investing in R&D? My sort of view right now

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Hi, everyone.

I know at least one or two of my patients are in the audience, so thanks for showing up.

I just wanted to give an overview on this topic and talk today.

First, we'll talk a little bit about what Dr. Barrow already went over in great detail, which is how we detect where the cancer's returned.

And then I'll talk and focus mostly on the role of radiation treatment when the cancer has returned and spread to typically just one or a few areas.

And we'll talk about some work and research in the field and also here at UCSF that we've done to look at outcomes of modern radiation directed at metastatic prostate cancer.

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Hi, everyone.

I know at least one or two of my patients are in the audience, so thanks for showing up.

I just wanted to give an overview on this topic and talk today.

First, we'll talk a little bit about what Dr. Barrow already went over in great detail, which is how we detect where the cancer's returned.

And then I'll talk and focus mostly on the role of radiation treatment when the cancer has returned and spread to typically just one or a few areas.

And we'll talk about some work and research in the field and also here at UCSF that we've done to look at outcomes of modern radiation directed at metastatic prostate cancer.

Hi, everyone.

I know at least one or two of my patients are in the audience, so thanks for showing up.

I just wanted to give an overview on this topic and talk today.

First, we'll talk a little bit about what Dr. Barrow already went over in great detail, which is how we detect where the cancer's returned.

And then I'll talk and focus mostly on the role of radiation treatment when the cancer has returned and spread to typically just one or a few areas.

And we'll talk about some work and research in the field and also here at UCSF that we've done to look at outcomes of modern radiation directed at metastatic prostate cancer.

Is there a, in your head, is there like a what comes next? Like do you have like a very specific plan, or are you just kind of like living in the moment of like hacking, breaking, um, putting things out there and seeing where it goes?

Yeah.

So I think it's more of the latter.

So, so really like I, I, I launched Mike almost as not too much with a, without too much of a plan in mind.

I really just like launched it on, on Wednesday, and I had a flight on Friday, and I was on vacation.

I was supposed to be on va- vacation for two weeks.And I, I was, I was actually still on vacation for the most part, right, while my phone was blowing up.

So, you know, like, before I board the plane, um, like I, I just made a post on X, right? And, like, after I, I, I, I like came...

Mm-hmm.