The AppMakr party is sold out (300 people), but we're offering 10 extra VIP tickets for HackerNews readers (my favorite news site, check it out)
Please just leave a comment on this post (make sure to include your email when you register) and I'll put you on the VIP list.
We'll have the World Series on a big screen, and our office is directly across from AT&T park, where the World Series is being held. The game will be going on during the party. Here are pics from earlier tonight:
Note the AppMakr logo reflected in the window!
The AppMakr party is sold out (300 people), but we're offering 10 extra VIP tickets for HackerNews readers (my favorite news site, check it out)
Please just leave a comment on this post (make sure to include your email when you register) and I'll put you on the VIP list.
We'll have the World Series on a big screen, and our office is directly across from AT&T park, where the World Series is being held. The game will be going on during the party. Here are pics from earlier tonight:
Note the AppMakr logo reflected in the window!
Last July I visited a new startup hacker space called "StartupHouse" and I wrote a post up about it because I thought it looked really promising.
My, how things can happen in the span of 9 months. It's been re-named "StartupHQ," with StartupHouse becoming the hacker hostel next door (bunk beds or regular beds, cost around $30 to $50/night.) StartupHQ is not just promising -- it's looks amazing for small startups and for events (max 150 people, they say).
Here's what the space StartupHQ looked like when I saw it originally:
Here's the exact same space today:
A reminder of how awesome the lowly 3 way power plug adapter my wife and I carry in our bags can be. We were at LAX today and all the charging ports were full. We each whipped one out and had a few new friends in no time. You can find these for about $1 at any hardware store. Makes me wonder why companies don't give branded versions out at CES - maybe we'll do that this year. Who wants one?!