It feels weird that Kai was born where I live, but went elsewhere to pursue his software/entrepreneurial goals. Maybe he could've built up a (more vibrant) sof

It feels weird that Kai was born where I live, but went elsewhere to pursue his software/entrepreneurial goals. Maybe he could've built up a (more vibrant) software scene here, but it was probably easier to join an already-in-place one in the US. Access to capital, market and partners are definitely good arguments. I wonder how tilted the situation is nowadays, it feels to me like it has gotten a lot better.