It was after a Hackathon that flew me and a few college buddies out to sf for the weekend. We were talking with some locals at Dolores when I heard that.<p>EDIT: If you mean where I left for, then I went back home, Ithaca NY. Aside from it being much smaller and having the shittiest weather in the United States, it&#x27;s an excellent place to live. Short commute, super friendly people, good local organic food, and it&#x27;s not constantly in a drought. In fact, it is the safest place in the US from the effects of climate change and it&#x27;s insulated from pretty much every natural disaster imaginable. It also has a minuscule cost of living compared to coastal cities and there&#x27;s much, much more space than you&#x27;ll ever get in a big city.<p>Just be prepared for cloud coverage so thick you could go weeks without seeing the sun.