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Another Y Combinator clone, in Lexington, KY
- dangrover 18y agoThe site doesn't seem to work very well.
- vaksel 18y agoI like the name but I wouldn't really call it a clone, to be a clone they need to actually be launched. They don't even have any investors now. + Kentucky? How many people would move to Kentucky for a summer to develop a web based product?
- tritchey 18y agoFor most of Kentucky, I'd probably agree, but Lexington is actually a very nice city. I lived there for a few years while my wife was getting her PhD at UK. There is a LOT of money knocking around the area, mostly around horses, but it filters down into the entire feel of the city. UK also has a pretty vibrant tech community. Obviously it is no Boston or Palo Alto, but I'd move back there in a heart-beat.
- psyklic 18y agoSounds a little suspicious -- "During the first week each participant will be oriented to their living space, office/work space, ... and reality TV crew and cameras." (emphasis added)
- pavelludiq 18y ago"reality TV crew and cameras." I thought the rock star thing was a metaphor :D
- tdavis 18y agoAll the tables on the actual page (http://www.sfenitydev.com/AwesomeInc/ http://www.sfenitydev.com/AwesomeInc/) makes me think they used Arc; talk about amateur hour! ;) But seriously... a broken dotNuke layout in a frame? Exactly who are they trying to attract here, web developers from 1995?