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Exploring Intel's Distribution for Python

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Getting a Programming Job When You're Over 50

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Moving from Monolithic to Microservices: 7 Lessons Learned

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Which Techie Are You? Take This (Comical) Quiz

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How Open-Source Pros Learn Their Skills: Report

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59 Percent of Managers Want Workers Skilled in Linux, Open Source

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Biggest Job-Hunting Mistakes That Tech Pros Make

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Wall Street's Most Popular Programming Languages

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Job-Hunting Advice from CIOs

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How Generation Z Can Land Its First Tech Jobs

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The Salaries of the Fastest-Growing Tech Skills

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The Fastest-Growing Tech Skills (By Job Postings)

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The Need for a Chief Data Officer

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Facebook May Jump in the Bot Game

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Understanding Docker and Cloud-Container Services

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What Tech Managers Make per Year

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Developers Want These Perks in Their Next Job

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JavaScript Tops Stack Overflow Ranking

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Defending Utilities as a Security Engineer

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Designing a Flexible Schedule

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Tech Firms Want Developers with BAs

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When Should Devs Start Building for Oculus?

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What Many Engineering Positions Really Pay

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What's (Maybe) Coming at Microsoft's BUILD 2016

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Demand for Tech Professionals Stays Steady

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What Tech Pros in Their 30s Wished They'd Known in Their 20s

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5 Rising Programming Languages

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This State Gained the Most Tech Jobs Last Year

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1M Tech Workers Now Freelancing

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11 Highest-Earning Developer Jobs

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It's a walkup in a pre-war building, not a high-rise. We're on 46th road; we found it through a friend who was giving the place up (it seems like that's a common theme for the better apartments people land). The problem with LIC right now is that those high-rise luxury condos along the water are dominating the rental discussion in the neighborhood; there are definitely deals to be found on the "landward" side of Vernon Blvd, but the closer you get to the water, the worse the rent gets.

My wife and I say that, if we have to move, we'll go deeper along the 7 line into Queens or up into Astoria. That's where the best rent-to-space-ratio seems to be at the moment; LIC still has some good ones, but they're further and fewer between as rich people realize how close we are to Manhattan and move in greater numbers.

Our amenities are very much off-the-books. Nothing like a doorman or in-house gym. We have a super who does everything, a couple of laundry machines in basement, etc. :)

My wife and I live in an enormous 2-bedroom a block from four subway lines, in Long Island City. We pay $2,000/month for that (with various amenities included). A friend of ours who lives a block away with another couple pays $3,000/month for a house with an enormous backyard. And we're not outliers by any means. My point being, if you live in Brooklyn or Queens, and you're willing to do a bit of looking, you can find a perfectly suitable place for far less than the price points you mentioned.