Is there a "battle"? I mean, a battle to me means there is a likely winner, and people are pushed into making decisions and taking sides. In 15+ years working at tech companies, I've never had to "pick" - I choose to live in SF - thats it.
Further, I've literally never, ever, heard a person who is actually running or employed at a startup consider it a battle.
But it does seem like a good headline for getting lots of clicks...
I heard it referred to as a "debate". When I got there, people were asking me left and right about what I thought was different, so it seems like the comparison is already being made.
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Is there a "battle"? I mean, a battle to me means there is a likely winner, and people are pushed into making decisions and taking sides. In 15+ years working at tech companies, I've never had to "pick" - I choose to live in SF - thats it.
Further, I've literally never, ever, heard a person who is actually running or employed at a startup consider it a battle.
But it does seem like a good headline for getting lots of clicks...
I heard it referred to as a "debate". When I got there, people were asking me left and right about what I thought was different, so it seems like the comparison is already being made.