SF & SJ square off for title of "Innovation Capital of SV"

[zombocom]

Originally Posted by sour cream

I'm not, but these young and creative high tech workers are. San Francisco wins in this regard.

Are they now?

In my mind creative is designing a system that allows for the mass use of high speed low latency cellular networks utilizing devices that fit in the palm of your hand and yet have massive computing power...

...Using that to create a service that auto deletes photos or allows for 140 character posts doesn't seem all that creative by comparison.

(this isn't an S.F vs S.J thing, just a substantive vs. retarded crap thing).

My point is that creative high tech workers by and large don't live in San Francisco (or downtown San Jose).

[mayorhaggar]

Originally Posted by zombocom

Are they now?

In my mind creative is designing a system that allows for the mass use of high speed low latency cellular networks utilizing devices that fit in the palm of your hand and yet have massive computing power...

...Using that to create a service that auto deletes photos or allows for 140 character posts doesn't seem all that creative by comparison.

(this isn't an S.F vs S.J thing, just a substantive vs. retarded crap thing).

My point is that creative high tech workers by and large don't live in San Francisco (or downtown San Jose).

You're right, they mostly live in Fremont or Sunnyvale because they're Indians who are scared of venturing outside of their ethnic group.

[CousinMaynard]

some hipster transplants up in sf who dont know any better must have started this argument silicon valley is just the modern name for the main part of the santa clara valley. sf could no more be the capital of silicon valley than san jose could be the capital of the ohio valley

and besides nobody up there evenknows how to pronounce "silicon" correctly anyhow

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