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Silicon Valley
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Silicon Valley
...Valley as the place where that ethos would thrive. And it's worth pointing out for people who don't spend a lot of time in the Bay Area. This has absolutely nothing to do with San Francisco. Nowadays, it's sort of this big blended soup of companies t
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But we need to see more. We need to see more out of our business community. We're gonna do our part at the administration to create the conditions for their success, but I need them to help us make sure that San Francisco regains its status as the gr
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...in Silicon Valley than in, say, Tulsa, Oklahoma or Omaha, Nebraska. And so the best place for your company is wherever you are, provided, of course, you can get access to that talent that you need to continue driving your company. So sales teams tend
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None of them are. It's very, very aware within the founder communities that it is incredibly hard to retain great talent in SF. It's incredibly expensive and you're competing against OpenAI and philanthropic. And so, yes, it has the allure of Hollywo
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...Silicon Valley waters? In '94, I came out here, and I was attracted by the economic vitality, but it's also a family decision. My wife just absolutely adored California from her prior experience. And then I got more and more involved in more techy co
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...Silicon Valley today, like Yahoo and Intel and all that. Cisco. There was none of that. Lockheed built it. So Hewlett Packard was the largest tech company, computing company, you know, Silicon Valley company at the time. Hewlett and Packard were stud
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...in Silicon Valley. That's almost an ethos that it isn't. It's close to mercenary, and I I mean that with love and affection. I don't mean that to sound like a negative word. People have correctly figured out that there is a finite number of company j
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...Valley Yeah. Is like it's really about San Francisco, which I think is sort of a interesting phenomenon, and I don't really know why because Wait. Interesting phenomenon. Interesting phenomenon. It's an interesting phenomenon because when it comes to
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...Silicon Valley. And so there's this interesting marriage between some of the infrastructure
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Our mandate is to show how government must deliver on its promises, clean and safe streets for all, tackling our drug and behavioral health crisis, shaking our That's San Francisco mayor Daniel Lurie talking about his ideas for the city. Now for thos
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Yeah. Closing thoughts. Call to actions. Yes. Like, are you yeah. Oh, yeah. We are. We are hiring for two roles as of this recording. I don't know. Maybe this will change and we'll be hiring for different roles. So go to go to the website or write he
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...founders in Silicon Valley were born in the Bay Area. The other 95 came to the Bay Area at some point, and a lot of them then relocated. Elon's living here. Joe Lonsdale is living here in Texas. There you know, people can come from anywhere. Canva wo
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...Francisco and in Silicon Valley. And so, you know, it's been interesting to see, like, the waxing and waning of San Francisco, and I think that's part of its history. And it is exciting to see that San Francisco feels like it is back, and we see comp
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It opens up Microsoft Word and you did some serif what is the font? Exactly. I don't know. Yeah. That was, indeed. The yeah. I think every time we try to do the the only caveat to this, the only caveat that we ever violate this rule with, is when we'
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It's like imagine, like, a small group of people can transform an entire industry. Like, it's it's magic. It's, like, the coolest thing. So I was always just trying to find ways to get there. What led you to move out to the Bay, and and how did you e
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And when they wanting to to do this as well, how do they make it happen? I will just note, while many of our residents are affluent, San Jose was really built as a bedroom community. So from a tax based perspective, we're pretty challenged. We have p
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