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I faced the same problem when I moved to SF last year. I'm not sure what the best way is. You could try going to meetups but its very hit and miss. Working from
by ashraful 12y ago
I faced the same problem when I moved to SF last year. I'm not sure what the best way is. You could try going to meetups but its very hit and miss. Working from a co-working space (or even a coffee shop) might be helpful too. It all depends on how extroverted you are and how comfortable you are in approaching people and striking up a conversation.
I've been working on an iOS app to help hackers meet each other. Its called HackerLunch and I'm hoping to launch it next month (hackerlunch.com - sign up if you want me to email you when I launch).
The app basically pairs you up with another hacker everyday at lunch (or less frequently if you want). I tried to make the experience as frictionless and easy as possible. I'm hoping people will find it useful.
- throwaway_sf 12y agoThanks for the advice. Your app sounds perfect! I'm going to sign up for the email notifications.
- tom3k 12y agocool idea! I've also just moved to SF and am looking for ways to find a co-founder/someone to help me out with the project I'm working on.