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1. Know programming. 2. Be smart with an eye for economics (there is way more overlap than people give it credit for). 3. Start by talking to people and telli
by 3pt14159 14y ago
1. Know programming.
2. Be smart with an eye for economics (there is way more overlap than people give it credit for).
3. Start by talking to people and telling them what you want to do. Most founders want to help people reach their dream.
If you have a github account, email me and maybe you can start with us over at 500px here in Toronto.
- jvm 14y agoWhat's the Toronto scene like? I'm finishing up a PhD at NYU this year and was planning on breaking in to the field after graduating. NYC is obviously a great place to be but for relationship reasons I was thinking of moving to Toronto (which is honestly a nicer city anyway much as I love NY), but a cursory inspection suggests a lot less demand for data-loving jobs. I would love to be mistaken though; am I?