I wonder how much of silent damage I've taken to my tech career XP simply because I am a northeast "yankee" to the core and know nothing of the interconnected SF culture of doing shrooms with Peter Thiel or whoever at your Sunday night rooftop party
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ok it's not literally this but I don't get it, the taking expensive lyfts up and down the bay area or to Oakland or some town whose name starts with San and going to a party where everyone and their roommate is a founder at age and rides bikes and migrated to Clubhouse
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Umm that’s almost completely irrelevant scenester theater at least on the hacker side. Plenty of big tech contributions from the rest of the world. On the hustler side, it matters a little bit to vining with fund-raising culture but you can ignore it otherwise.
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What you’re describing is actually the high incidence of openness to experience which leads to a lot of lifestyle experiments. This makes most of the scene a good test market for tech. Actual entrepreneurship and building tech doesn’t require participation in the scene.
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