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If you want to get as close, lifestyle-wise, as possible, you're comparing Rincon Hill to Midtown, and Rincon Hill will be more expensive.

For example, One Rincon Hill in San Francisco has 3 elevators that all cover all 64 floors.

Now that one of them has actually been impacted, stuff will change - especially since this happened in Rincon Hill.

Maybe they'll now pressure City govt to finally start maintaining quality of life Edit: Jesus, this happened right in Rincon Hill.

There is room for a dozen more Rincon and Infinity like towers around downtown.

I had a lot of fun retrofitting an old Rincon 802.11/802.11b card to work with Apple’s Mac OS 8 drivers.

Even in safe neighborhoods, (eg: Mission Bay, Rincon Hill) large towers, 5 lane roads and 35+ mph thru-traffic discourage neighborhood vibes.

We also know the murder rate in Rincon Hill was zero before this happened, lending weight to the relationship between the victim and the offender.

If you don't live in Mission Bay, Rincon Hill, or Cow Hollow that's around how much you can expect a 1 bedroom to be in most neighborhoods.

One Rincon Hill has almost 600 units and is built on about the size of a plot that a single-family home would have been built on, in most parts of the country.

Normally, I'm not a fan of privatization, but Rincon Hill and Mission Bay have both proven that public services are better provided by the private management those neighborhoods have.

The area where this man died is known as Rincon Hill and is dominated by tech offices, Sweetgreens, and luxury highrise apartment buildings and is basically dead after 8pm every day of the week.

Not true; for a long time, the rich people lived around second street/rincon hill (neighborhood known as "East Cut" today referring to the Second Street Cut, which levelled the area to improve transportation).

>"I actually really don't like getting text messages that end in periods because it always feels so harsh and passive-aggressive," said Juan Abenante Rincon, 24, a social media manager for Adidas.

Rincon Annex, the old post office in San Francisco, is one of the finer local examples.

The position is immediately pessimistic, not projectively in terms of future AGI: > As my Hoover Institution colleague Manny Rincon-Cruz says: LLMs don’t manipulate atoms or bits; they manipulate us.