No, I understand that is the point. What I am saying is that I think that the benefits of being in Palo Alto full-time and sleeping in a car are minimal (at best) when compared to working in LA and travelling to Palo Alto as needed, until you get set up and on your way.

I can understand wanting to be in SV for the networking opportunities and so on. But you can code anywhere, including in your home in LA, and the results will be the same.

SV is a fantastic place to create a startup, but it isn't the only place you can ever do it- I'm in NYC and plenty here have no trouble. Presuming that the only reason you haven't been successful is because you haven't got to SV yet is a very dangerous path of thinking.

Parisoma is in SF.