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That might change... and not only for reasons related to privacy. I live in EU and I remember that about two or three years ago every geek's wet dream was to g
by honzzz 13y ago
That might change... and not only for reasons related to privacy.
I live in EU and I remember that about two or three years ago every geek's wet dream was to get to Silicon Valley and build a startup. But that seems to be changing. I don't have any research to back it up - it's just some anecdotal evidence but many people now seem to consider alternatives like London or Chile... mostly because they are afraid of software patents and want to stay out of US jurisdiction.
These things are difficult to asses but there is a tipping point somewhere - once critical mass is achieved innovation can quickly move somewhere else. Fear of American government can help make it happen and I am sure that competitors are going to love playing that card.
- Ziomislaw 13y agosame thing here, a friend recently refused work, because he would have to physically go to USA (he loves seeing the world) - money was waaaay above EU.
- deleted 13y ago[deleted]