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Comment #36373227
Not a virtue in itself. But if you live in the bay area you are priced out of living less densely. You can of course move away to a more affordable area. And now with remote work b…
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Comment #36373173
I've heard this before too and it is a concern. I'd like to see some study or some kind of evidence for or against it though.
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Comment #36373092
I think it is all about what you can afford close to your work. If you are early on in your career in the bay area you are very likely living in an apartment building. Maybe you ge…
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Comment #36373011
You're welcome!
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Comment #36372794
Dang, this post has already fallen to 100th on HN, way off front page. The algo is pretty rough...
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Comment #36372611
I agree it is def not the only thing to do to tackle the housing problem, but I think it can be a good tool to help get these projects passed. NIMBYism in the bay is so rampant tha…
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Comment #36372517
Well, that was to build another mega-campus. This development is for housing, mixed-use and some office space. I'm not surprised they are re-evaluating it given the success of remo…
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Comment #36372257
I just did some similar squinting by comparing satellite view with the map on the SFgate article. Development is mainly between 101 and Charleston Rd. I see lots of Google office b…
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Comment #36372078
Pretty sure this is a move to support remote work. They are trimming down their existing campus to build more homes in the bay area, which is in dire need of that. Big tech has lot…
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Comment #36372051
7k units / 153 acres, so 45 units per acre. Decently dense. Suburbia is more like 10 so huge increase over most of bay area. This site is helpful to visualize units / acre. https:/…
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Comment #36371695
I'm not sure this is so much a company town as Google is trimming its mega in-person office footprint. The bay area is in dire need of housing so I'm all for more homes getting bui…
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Comment #35832851
Thank you for writing this article! I've had similar thoughts for the past 5 years or so. A lot of the comments here seem to have the approach that there is a single best stack for…
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Comment #1637101
The way I interpreted the quote was that if you don't know your goals you are going to take every opportunity that comes your way and not turn down any projects. It's very easy to …
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Comment #1228146
Most affordable sit-stand desk I've seen is from GeekDesk http://www.GeekDesk.com/ Still pretty pricey at $549 for just the frame. (Luckily its compatible with IKEA tops) I wish IK…