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Ask HN: Is the state budget crisis a reason not to move to California?

6 点作者 shorbaji超过 14 年前
For a techie considering moving to the US and trying to choose a place to settle are California's budget crisis &#38; high unemployment enough reason to avoid moving to the state?<p>My natural choice would have been the Valley but I hear there is a net outflow of Californian residents, the already in-bad-shape schooling system is due for some cost cutting, and that there is a big chance taxes will increase.<p>If the idea is to balance living in a tech hub vs. raising a family where would you choose to move to? Given the economic situation, would New York or Massachusetts be good alternatives to being in or around Silicon Valley.

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endlessvoid94超过 14 年前
What do you want to do?<p>If you have some lazy habits, generally just want a nice place to work, and to afford rent, a car, good food, and to play xbox, I might choose elsewhere. Or maybe not.<p>If you have an idea and some drive, it's an utterly fantastic place to live. Sure, in some places the rent is a little high and the burn rate in general can be large, if you're able to network and work your ass off, it can be perfectly doable.<p>I like SF quite a bit. I'm not sure I could live here for 10 years (I'm grew up in northeastern Ohio), but for the time being it's definitely where I want to be and I've been pretty satisfied so far. Good people, good nightlife (in most places, NOT the valley), and good work environments.<p>Oh, and good coffee. That counts too.
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mace超过 14 年前
Here's an interest perspective.<p>The truth about California: <a href="http://www.marketwatch.com/story/story/print?guid=3229293A-F67D-11DF-8066-00212804637C" rel="nofollow">http://www.marketwatch.com/story/story/print?guid=3229293A-F...</a>
noonespecial超过 14 年前
At least have a look at Austin, Texas.<p>Texas isn't everyone's cup of tea, but the startup scene down there is starting to look very interesting.
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roblund超过 14 年前
You can always come join us in the great white north of Montana. The tech community is small and pretty tight knit. We'd be happy to have you. More persuasive material here <a href="http://bit.ly/hghtmI" rel="nofollow">http://bit.ly/hghtmI</a> and here <a href="http://vimeo.com/17564571" rel="nofollow">http://vimeo.com/17564571</a>.
thomas11超过 14 年前
The Economist has a cautiously optimistic view on California's future: <a href="http://www.economist.com/node/17631115" rel="nofollow">http://www.economist.com/node/17631115</a>.<p>Also, a net outflow of residents should dampen the high cost of housing.
davidmurphy超过 14 年前
Don't give up on California yet. Amazing place.
TimJYoung超过 14 年前
I'm going to ask the same questions as others - are you looking to start a company, and if so, will you need a steady supply of local talent, or will you need to find employment in the tech industry ?