whoa-duder

Maybe it's a pattern I've seen: people don't move to San Diego for a career, they move for the lifestyle. Now I know there are a ton of bio-tech companies and, yes, Qualcomm. But the cost-of-living is still high and San Diego companies are notoriously stingy on salary (Sunshine Tax). Beside bio-tech, what are the other dominant industries in San Diego? Some idea: military, tourism, retail, etc. San Diego is awesome, but the tech opportunities don't match the size of the city (8th largest in the US!).

San Diego is cool, but I don't agree with the "fair number of tech companies". I think there are very limited opportunities and a lot behind-the-curve thinking in San Diego tech.

Or you can start a company when your older too.

Weird, I don't see this...

Oh nice, never heard of this before.

Better to call it "usability testing" because you're testing the system NOT the user.

Words, why not use words?

Ah, still young! Good luck duders!

This isn't meant to be derogatory. I scrolled down to the team page and they look really young.

Holy crap, was this build by a team of 14 year olds?