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You may be right, but 1) if feels like cheating and 2) I specifically asked the event organizer, and he said: "you should really just be bringing your ideas an
by bmelton 16y ago
You may be right, but 1) if feels like cheating and 2) I specifically asked the event organizer, and he said:
"you should really just be bringing your ideas and not a product-in-development."
So that's why I'm holding off. I mean, on the one hand, I'd happily commit to the idea, whether StartupWeekend was on or not, but since I'm going, and my team agrees that it's a great idea, I really want to see how far we can get in the time allotted.
- jrussbowman 16y agoGotcha.. either way be prepared for a fun high stress no sleep weekend. It's great. One other hint I can give you, bring something you can tether to for internet. Not sure if it was just the location where it was held here, but I ended up tethering my phone to get to the internet because the attendees pretty much swamped the wireless network where we were at. Oh and if Stephen Douglas is at your startup weekend, ask him to do a one handed keg stand.