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I recently started a new company focused on personal (non-cloud) AI computing. I’m located in Denmark, living standards are perfect and all that, but I miss the
by lokimedes 2y ago
I recently started a new company focused on personal (non-cloud) AI computing. I’m located in Denmark, living standards are perfect and all that, but I miss the vibe of building around similar minded people - the “dynamism” to paraphrase a16z. Is it worth moving to SF for, I wonder?
- w10-1 2y agoWould your team go for tech intensives? Someone (Y-Combinator?) should rent some of SF's spare office/living space (expensify?) and host far-flung company tech teams for 2-week work vacations where they collaborate with local companies. This would work particularly well for collaboration between customer-facing AI companies and infrastructure AI companies, or for coordinating infrastructure bits.
- lokimedes 2y agoThat would really be great. A step below could be having an organized way to set up meeting points, - like designated cafes, lobbies, and co-working spaces where there's a good chance of meeting likeminded people, investors and others interested in expanding their network overseas. My plan right now, is to travel to the west coast in October, but I don't really want to fill up my time with 1-2-1 meetings, as it is serendipity and broad "exposure" I'm longing for. Applying for YC is obviously a way to get that, but three months away from my kids is holding that back.