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Ask HN: Should I move to San Francisco?
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Re: Ask HN: Should I move to San Francisco?
#42If you think it’s a good idea to pay nearly $3k/mo for 1bd rent, you probably should move to SF.
Re: Ask HN: Should I move to San Francisco?
#43Explore the world. If you are working remotely, and don’t have anything tying you down, go crazy, get out and see the world and enjoy as much of it as you can.
Your life will become increasingly restricted by people and obligations as you get older.
San Francisco isn’t going anywhere.
Re: Ask HN: Should I move to San Francisco?
#44You never know what life may bring. Try it for a year. Life is what you make of it.
Re: Ask HN: Should I move to San Francisco?
#45Dating is great. Everybody’s single! If family is anywhere in tarot cards, I’d recommend moving elsewhere. The majority of SF is 20 years behind their biological prime for the type of relationship they are looking for. Sort of like going to college in your 40s. You think that won’t be you, but, as a man, it’s not your choice. Otherwise, there are a lot of single childless career women in their late 40s and 50s, who w…
I’m in my late 20’s, though that does sound like a nice situation to be in if you’re a single 30-40 something year old. Being in my mid/late thirties and single kind of scares me (mainly because most of my friends/peers will likely be married and have kids); it’s nice to hear there’s a place where you can live a single lifestyle and not feel left out
In case I wasn’t clear, this is a strong recommendation against starting your adult life in SF. Your friends elsewhere will be married with children, own their house, run a nice business, and you’ll be making a pretty good salary but wondering how you were the smart one yet fell 10 years behind in every life outcome.
Re: Ask HN: Should I move to San Francisco?
#46This is a totally subjective question. But I'll give my biased opinion to some things you've written: > Although I am a techie, I’ve grown away from associating with tech. It’s my 9-5, but afterwards I want to talk about anything else. I do read HN religiously though :) In my totally honest opinion, if you are shying away from the tech identity, then SF might be a bad choice. The city culture is, these days, totally…
Please dont send any techies to istanbul. We have enough problems already.
Re: Ask HN: Should I move to San Francisco?
#47Probably not. Most likely you will just end up spending all of your time telling people how much you hate our home, or complaining about it on hacker news.