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This sounds like a dream for a hacker, but a single hacker. I am recently married, and it has been discussed to move up to San Fransisco, but we ended up reali
by dougbarrett 15y ago
This sounds like a dream for a hacker, but a single hacker. I am recently married, and it has been discussed to move up to San Fransisco, but we ended up realizing it wasn't the right time to move yet.
To leave your wife for a few months and live out of your car is not an admirable move. My thought is, once you get married then your spouse is your priority, everything else excluding family is second.
San Francisco might be start-up paradise, but by scanning through Craigslist, you will see tons of startups in the Los Angeles. I don't know if Kurt will see these comments, but I highly suggest he rethink this. By moving to San Francisco, he is leaving his biggest supporter: his wife.
- kurtvarner 15y agoI absolutely agree, Doug. My wife is completely on board and supportive of this. We reached this decision together. At this point, if I tried to stay in LA she wouldn't even let me.
- dougbarrett 15y agoRelationships are crazy man, I'm glad that you and your wife were able to work it out, and hopefully this crazy journey will be a success for you. If you ever want to try to move the startup back to LA, let me know, I'm sure there are a few other hackers in the area that would love to start up a little monthly or bi-monthly meeting to bounce ideas and have hacking events.
- bluesnowmonkey 15y agoEh, your wife wants you 250 miles away? Does that really seem good?