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Living in NY for over a decade and visiting the Bay area often, I have to agree. I'd say the difference is even bigger if you look at Silicon Valley as a whole.
by whatever_dude 8y ago
Living in NY for over a decade and visiting the Bay area often, I have to agree. I'd say the difference is even bigger if you look at Silicon Valley as a whole. I wouldn't be surprised if the ratio was more like 10:1.
- dunpeal 8y ago10:1 seems a bit too much, but yeah, I'm not sure where GP got the idea that NYC has more engineers than SFBay. NYC was not historically focused on engineering or tech. Media, advertising, and of course - finance, banking, and investment banking. Pure engineering or software work? Not very much.