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Re:The Ongoing Battle: NY vs. SF Tech Scene by eshvk on Monday November 25, 2013 @09:34PM (#6798722)
Ehh...I think that can go both ways. I know folks who live a pretty isolated existence in NYC and others who have an active dating life in SF. The problem is that if you get stuck in a tech bubble of friends, you are going to find yourself short changed when it comes to meeting women.

(Of course, this all applies to meeting women through friends. I don't do the bar scene so can't really comment on it.)

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Re:The Ongoing Battle: NY vs. SF Tech Scene by endtime on Tuesday November 26, 2013 @01:59AM (#6799612)
I dated a few (attractive/high status) women in NYC whom I met at meetups about things like rationality and graph theory, the last of whom is now my wife. You really have to actively seclude yourself to have a quiet dating life in NYC (as a straight guy).
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Re:The Ongoing Battle: NY vs. SF Tech Scene by w1ntermute on Tuesday November 26, 2013 @11:02AM (#6802078)
> Ehh...I think that can go both ways.

But the numbers clearly suggest that NYC is the way to go. The ratio of men in their 20s to women in their 20s is one of the highest of large US cities in SF and one of the lowest in NYC. If you're a guy, NYC is the place to be.

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