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Maybe it's a pattern I've seen: people don't move to San Diego for a career, they move for the lifestyle. Now I know there are a ton of bio-tech companies and, yes, Qualcomm. But the cost-of-living is still high and San Diego companies are notoriously stingy on salary (Sunshine Tax). Beside bio-tech, what are the other dominant industries in San Diego? Some idea: military, tourism, retail, etc. San Diego is awesome, but the tech opportunities don't match the size of the city (8th largest in the US!).
San Diego is cool, but I don't agree with the "fair number of tech companies". I think there are very limited opportunities and a lot behind-the-curve thinking in San Diego tech.
Re:A Letter to College Students on Saturday February 13, 2016 @12:31AM (#11092694)
Or you can start a company when your older too.
Re:5 Homepage Myths You Should Stop Believing on Tuesday September 08, 2015 @05:31PM (#10188321)
Weird, I don't see this...
Oh nice, never heard of this before.
Better to call it "usability testing" because you're testing the system NOT the user.
Re:Share: The Icon No One Agrees On on Wednesday June 11, 2014 @07:51PM (#7881102)
Words, why not use words?
Re:Show HN: Restroom Rater. We take our crap seriously. on Monday March 10, 2014 @10:53PM (#7377146)
Ah, still young! Good luck duders!
Re:Show HN: Restroom Rater. We take our crap seriously. on Friday March 07, 2014 @08:40PM (#7363883)
This isn't meant to be derogatory. I scrolled down to the team page and they look really young.
Re:Show HN: Restroom Rater. We take our crap seriously. on Friday March 07, 2014 @08:33PM (#7363860)
Holy crap, was this build by a team of 14 year olds?