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I'm guessing it's the combination of firehose of capital and huge, densely packed population. And due to the computing needs of wallstreet there are quite a few
by bh42222 15y ago
I'm guessing it's the combination of firehose of capital and huge, densely packed population. And due to the computing needs of wallstreet there are quite a few skilled programmers around. Basically $ + hackers.
- mdda 15y agoIn the past, people have cited the presence of Wall Street being the thing that prevented the 'pure tech' startup scene from developing - since Wall St paid developers too well. The real eye-opener for me was how crowded and positive the Startup Weekend events have been in NYC : And the number of Meetups is staggering. It seems to me that some kind of critical mass has been achieved, and New York no longer feels like a staging area before moving to the Valley.