> But when you go home after work, also be prepared to see the dystopia that your industry has created as a by-product. I think it's a bit narcissistic to beli

> But when you go home after work, also be prepared to see the dystopia that your industry has created as a by-product. I think it's a bit narcissistic to believe that tech has somehow caused all of SF's problems and unique qualities. Healthcare is a bigger and faster growing industry, and the homeless situation is caused by lots of factors both supply (zoning/regulation) and demand (tech/finance/healthcare workers). There is a veneer of tech-induced culture in SF, but the true character and complexity of the city is caused by much, much more.