Paul Graham on Twitter: "Judging from this graph, it appears to do nothing. As far as I can tell by eyeballing it, this seems to be an exponential curve with roughly the same growth rate throughout. But at least moving to Miami doesn't hurt.… https://t.co/tCUiPqxJnz"

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1. drew‏ @urandomd 16 Dec 2020
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  Also would be helpful to see at least a nod to the limited sample size (both in terms of time and subjects).
  
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1. iamAV‏ @Abhijeet1247 16 Dec 2020
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  Is it because of no state tax?
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1. Oludamola Oni (BlackPen)‏ @Oludamola_ 16 Dec 2020
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  Same thing I saw. Lol
  
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1. = levelUp(SuperManfred)‏ @SuperManfred 16 Dec 2020
  Replying to @paulg @rabois
  
  a telling conclusion, implicitly equates to: staying in silicon valley = do nothing
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1. Spratt‏Verified account @justinspratt 16 Dec 2020
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  Shots fired from Little Britain! (Hilarious show, btw)
  
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1. CapMaori‏ @CapMaori 16 Dec 2020
  Replying to @paulg @rabois
  
  Besides being a cherrypicked example with too few points for any reasonsble interpolation and the lack of noise in the data suggesting it's not real.
  
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1. Nelson‏ @forrealnelson 16 Dec 2020
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  Not really, from Jan to April it’s mostly flat
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1. Gaurav Pande‏ @PandeGG 16 Dec 2020
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  Looks like the growth rate makes a jump (approx) from 20% (April over March) to 28.6% (May over April) to anywhere between 55-60% (June over May) before falling to 41% (July over June). Last two months, it averages around 39%. Correlated, but causal?
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