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I'm definitely valuing that over "being in the industry". You ARE in the industry. For every programmer in Silicon Valley, there are x of us not in Silicon Va
by edw519 10y ago
I'm definitely valuing that over "being in the industry".
You ARE in the industry.
For every programmer in Silicon Valley, there are x of us not in Silicon Valley. And there's probably little correlation between whether or not you're in Silicon Valley and the coolness and value of whatever you're building.
I love visiting but I can't imagine living there.
- thearn4 10y ago> I love visiting but I can't imagine living there. That basically sums up my feelings on the bay area too.
- overcast 10y agoThere's no denying the connections in that part of the country. I guess that's what I was eluding to. I'm just finding it's not worth it for most.
- amyjess 10y ago> I love visiting but I can't imagine living there. This sums up how I feel about NYC. I have family there, both my parents were originally from there, and I've had a good time every time I've visited, but I wouldn't want to actually live there. It's a great place for spending a weekend, but it's too noisy, crowded, and expensive to go about my day to day life there.