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After living in SF for 7-8 years and seeing a serious decline in quality of life for residents there, I wouldn’t be real excited about the tech industry spreadi
by rgrieselhuber 4y ago
After living in SF for 7-8 years and seeing a serious decline in quality of life for residents there, I wouldn’t be real excited about the tech industry spreading out to one of these new regions if I happened to live there.
- cs137 4y agoThis. I wonder if Bay Area people still claim to be "living in the future", as they did in the 2000s and early 2010s. They were right, but I wish they hadn't been, because the future turned out to suck.
- ericmay 4y agoGood and bad right? Many people are happy to take the wealth generated from job opportunities afforded by corporate location or relocation, or by being able to move to another location due to remote work options. San Francisco’s main problems stem from government mismanagement of the city, and also the state with respect to housing. Notice how New York built things like Grand Central Station, and San Francisco/California can barely build a single rail line, can’t keep up with homeless populations or defend it’s citizens? What great buildings were built in San Francisco? The Golden Gate Bridge and…? And with all the wealth there? That’s mismanagement. Where is San Francisco’s vision? It’s audacity? It’s splendor? The roads should have been paved with gold with all of the wealth that it has and continues to generate. I don’t see it anywhere.