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by cam0 6y ago
It's a different world if you just avoid the eastern half of the city.
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by cam0 6y ago
Yes. New Yorkers, Chicagoans, Bostonians, San Franciscans... pretty common thing.
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by cam0 6y ago
That's a personal problem, and one that I also have struggled / still struggle with.
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by cam0 6y ago
That is essentially it - the upper class has the confidence (and safety net) required to take big swings, and the lower class has nothing to lose. The middle class has been conditioned to live conservatively.
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by cam0 6y ago
This looks very cool! Count me in.
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by cam0 6y ago
It's pretty difficult to define, and the definition will vary person to person. It's similar to asking what makes a good coach? For me it's a combination of energy, attitude, verbal clarity, and also a personality that I find
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by cam0 6y ago
The Peloton instructors are also universally the best spin instructors I've ever encountered, and I've been to countless spin class in every large US city over the past decade. Some have come close, but being able to have world cl
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by cam0 6y ago
I'm slightly older than you, so we're both millenials, and I've noticed a lot of my friends sort of struggling with the fact that we're no longer the "young and cool" crowd. The Gen Y/Z TikTok crowd are th
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by cam0 6y ago
I think you make a lot of good points here, but I think a little more weight needs to be placed on the "big paychecks" part. When my wife and I bought a house here (in SF) a couple of years ago, we had to make offers on nearly 20
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by cam0 6y ago
True, and not everyone's goal is to minimize their tax bill.
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by cam0 6y ago
For quick comparison it's 1.18% in San Francisco. Property tax bill on a $2.7m house in SF is ~$32,400/yr, and the property tax bill on a $1.5m house in Austin would be around ~$33,000/yr.
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by cam0 6y ago
I grew up in the Southeast and went to college there. I've since lived in Palo Alto and SF, and I'm staying in SF for the long haul. There aren't many things that are truly unique to any one city or region, but the reasons wh
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by cam0 6y ago
Miami/LA/Texas more like 90's most of the year
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by cam0 6y ago
This is very common for a lot of company careers/application pages these days.
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by cam0 6y ago
Those jobs that the employees chose to take would not have existed without Josh actually starting the business. He created something. He took the initiative to be a builder and took the risk and responsibility that comes along with that. Th
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by cam0 6y ago
I'm glad you pointed this out. I've had this thought floating around in my head for a long while. The only affordable high-density cities I can think of are in Thailand, Africa, and maybe Eastern Europe? I think NYC is our best co
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by cam0 6y ago
Tokyo is consistently ranked as one of the most expensive cities in the world.
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by cam0 6y ago
Does SF really need investment from FAANGs? SF was a pretty awesome city before the tech boom of the 90's + 00's, and currently none of the FAANGs have a major office presence here... FB in Menlo, Apple in Cupertino, Amazon in Sea
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by cam0 6y ago
Part of the reason why this doesn't happen is because the owner-investors are so wealthy that the 36-72k in rental income would mean nothing to them, and it isn't worth the hassle of being a landlord.
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by cam0 6y ago
I think it will be big among the population of people who play video games (i.e. young people who aren't strapped for time and energy). As a relatively young adult (30s no kids), I can't imagine fitting anything like this into my
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by cam0 6y ago
Yeah, hugely successful products are by definition __not__ gimmicks.
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by cam0 6y ago
Can you share what those resume features tend to look like?
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by cam0 6y ago
I had my quarter-life crisis at around the same age, but almost the inverse of what you describe. I spent my 20s coasting through undergrad and coasting through my job (read: not caring much about it). I was primarily focused on friendships
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by cam0 6y ago
Yountville is nice and it's also dripping in wealth - if you aren't driving a Porsche and carrying a black AmEx you'll feel out of place.