Re:Intel's $20B Ohio factory could become world's largest ch...
by FullyFunctional on Friday January 21, 2022 @08:50PM
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This is getting old. I've lived in the Bay Area for 20+ years and guess what, the Bay Area != San Francisco (I personally go to SF less than once every two years).
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Re:Intel's $20B Ohio factory could become world's largest ch...
by FullyFunctional on Friday January 21, 2022 @09:17PM
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Indeed how? If they really mean SF, then write that. Bay Area is much greater and much more than SF. San Jose alone is larger in area and people than SF and Bay Area is much much more than San Jose.
I'm trying to spread awareness to people not from here that the two things aren't the same at all. It's bad enough that media convulsively regurgitate the same tired fallacy repeatedly.
Re:Intel's $20B Ohio factory could become world's largest ch...
by nescioquid on Friday January 21, 2022 @10:10PM
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Perhaps if you consider that when people speak of the Bay Area, this is sometimes an example of metonymy (or even in another sense, synedoche), you wouldn't feel the need raise everyone's awareness of San Jose.
Re:Intel's $20B Ohio factory could become world's largest ch...
by kortilla on Friday January 21, 2022 @10:09PM
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“Cultural hub” is a term for “shows up in movies”. It’s completely irrelevant if you live in the South Bay.
Re:Intel's $20B Ohio factory could become world's largest ch...
by coldtea on Saturday January 22, 2022 @09:10AM
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Well, it's not like the South Bay has culture.
Re:Intel's $20B Ohio factory could become world's largest ch...
by selimthegrim on Saturday January 22, 2022 @03:31PM
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Relevant video response/blast from the past (there is also a 2015 sequel): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlTvSUCCqPo