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Sami is brilliant. He demoed Echo Chess at a recent San Diego engineer event and everyone was blown away and asking tons of questions. A lot of love and intelli
by bryanlanders 3y ago
Sami is brilliant. He demoed Echo Chess at a recent San Diego engineer event and everyone was blown away and asking tons of questions. A lot of love and intelligence went into building this game.
- ramly 3y agothank you for the support, glad you're enjoying echo chess. it's been a ton of fun building a chess variant with ML. happy to answer any questions.
- dimator 3y agoaside: i always hear about cool events like this after the fact. i have tried to find sites that have listings of hacker/engineering/conference type events, but most of them are very spammy, or low signal. is there a good resource for finding these?
- bryanlanders 3y agoYeah, you're right it can be tough. We started our own organization (https://sdx.community https://sdx.community) centered around hackers/builders because it felt like it was missing, exactly as you described! We share on Twitter, Luma, LinkedIn, and try to get other community groups to amplify, but there's a lot of noise out there, so we likely miss a lot of cool people. Sometimes you get lucky and there's a good community slack/discord (for example the San Diego Startups slack) where you'll see most events posted. Otherwise, startups that are hiring engineers tend to sponsor and share events. Beyond that you have to just find out from other hackers where they're speaking or joining something. Where do you live?
- dimator 3y agoquite a drive from San Diego, i'm afraid, but I'd love to make a trip of it if non-natives are welcome!