Surprisingly, the overlap between PBR and hipster isn't as great as I thought it would be. Though it is a bit closer in the east bay. Pity it doesn't go down the peninsula.
Perhaps PBR got too popular again.
Yelp Hipster Finder
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#22Am I seeing things or does it look just a little bit like the PBR heat map puts a bird on Portland? http://www.yelp.com/wordmap/portland/pbr
Haha, a little bit ...
For those that don't know the reference: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XM3vWJmpfo
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#23And another one.. this one doesn't have Phoenix or San Antonio.. I mean there are a LOT of techie types in Phoenix and other cities in the top 10 excluded... it's not all "creative" most of the development here is more business oriented.. I just really get sick of these types of things not taking into account some of the largest cities in the country.
I'm just getting really, really tired of living in the 6th largest city in the US, not even including the very large suburbs, and always being excluded from these kinds of things.
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#24And another one.. this one doesn't have Phoenix or San Antonio.. I mean there are a LOT of techie types in Phoenix and other cities in the top 10 excluded... it's not all "creative" most of the development here is more business oriented.. I just really get sick of these types of things not taking into account some of the largest cities in the country. I'm just getting really, really tired of living in the 6th largest…
The fact that you're unhappy about not being in a popularity list automatically disqualifies you from being a hipster :-)
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#25And another one.. this one doesn't have Phoenix or San Antonio.. I mean there are a LOT of techie types in Phoenix and other cities in the top 10 excluded... it's not all "creative" most of the development here is more business oriented.. I just really get sick of these types of things not taking into account some of the largest cities in the country. I'm just getting really, really tired of living in the 6th largest…
Doesn't have the DFW either.
I really feel like the country wouldn't even know San Antonio existed if it wasn't for the Spurs and the Alamo. It doesn't seem like a place people find desirable to move to it seems.
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#26And another one.. this one doesn't have Phoenix or San Antonio.. I mean there are a LOT of techie types in Phoenix and other cities in the top 10 excluded... it's not all "creative" most of the development here is more business oriented.. I just really get sick of these types of things not taking into account some of the largest cities in the country. I'm just getting really, really tired of living in the 6th largest…
Doesn't have the DFW either. I really feel like the country wouldn't even know San Antonio existed if it wasn't for the Spurs and the Alamo. It doesn't seem like a place people find desirable to move to it seems.
> It doesn't seem like a place people find desirable to move to it seems.
I've been through a few times. There's litter everywhere. It's trashy. San Antonio does not make a good impression. Strange because Lady Bird Johnson started her beautify America (crying native chief) from Texas.
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#27This is one of the best SEO pieces I've seen all year.
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#28That map is alarmingly accurate. And people say meta-data is no big deal.
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#29Kinda interesting but I wonder if it is normalized at all for the yelp review density in a given area. See xkcd: http://xkcd.com/1138/ as I draw some unusual correlations in the Boston maps.
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#30Haha, both my office and home neighborhoods have red blobs over them (for "hipster" in DC). Excellent.