denver

A flight from Denver to San Francisco is $150-200 roundtrip and takes about 2 hours.

In my opinion Denver is a shitshow and my least favorite airport to fly into.

There was a case this year in Denver where an illegal alien was given sanctuary in a church to prevent his deportation.

The Denver church instance bears a very strong resemblance to the mediæval practice, as did the time when the Vatican gave sanctuary to Manuel Noriega.

Even if Denver doesn't grow to the airport, I don't see the downside of having an airport a few miles out of town.

A train from Denver to Emeryville (the train doesn't even go into the city) takes about 33 hours and costs $220 and hemorrhages money so badly that each passenger is a loss of $150+ even with that price.

He mentioned a lot of things related to hiring - but specifically it was that there are a lot of engineers in the Denver Metro (in fact I think the highest grouping of software engineers in the US), but that many enterprise companies kept them employed.

They seem to understand that: "In the first pilot, three Street View cars collected 150 million air quality data points over a month of driving around Denver, Colorado.

That was, in fact, the second Denver-based company to do exactly the same thing to me.

X1 is actually the 64-bit ARM CPU configuration (Cortex A53 + Cortex A57), not Denver.

Seems hard to believe that someone with so little training could be more productive than 25% of developers of software applications in Denver.