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Seattle is pretty good too.
by hisham 19y ago
Seattle is pretty good too.
- davidw 19y agoI'm from Eugene, and don't think I could handle the weather there again, let alone further north, although if other people reading this are curious, I'd have to put a word in for Portland, if the climate isn't a problem for you.
- olefoo 19y agoAnd you aren't even thinking about Corvallis? I mean Eugene and Corvallis both have most of the features you listed, plus you're an hour away from the coast and from the mountains... For those looking to plug in to the Willamette Valley Tech social networks http://barcamp.org/BeaverBarCamp http://barcamp.org/BeaverBarCamp is coming up on March 1st in Corvallis.
- wallflower 19y agoI've been armchair-surfing the Portland tech scene. This blog about the PDX tech scene is interesting.. http://siliconflorist.com/ http://siliconflorist.com/ "Calagator, the community project designed to give Portland one tech calendar to rule them all, has quickly begun to show signs of progress. In fact, events have begun populating the calendar already." http://calagator.org/ http://calagator.org/ I didn't know Oregon (Corvallis) had such a vibrant technology culture/market.
- connellybarnes 19y agoCorvallis has Hewlett-Packard. And a couple smaller companies. I'm not sure if it could be called vibrant...I lived there, but I'm always rather out of it.
- davidw 19y agoI don't know that Corvallis is big enough to be really "happening", although it's a pleasant enough place. Portland is a better bet if you can stand the climate. Unfortunately, I really can't. The endless gray just wears me down mentally. I need regular time outdoors and sunshine. For others though, I'd heartily recommend Portland.