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I'm in a similar situation. I've found myself with a job I love, working remotely, which has afforded me the opportunity to move back to the small rural (unfort
by ackdesha 12y ago
I'm in a similar situation. I've found myself with a job I love, working remotely, which has afforded me the opportunity to move back to the small rural (unfortunately very much bible-belt) town where I was born and have roots. I enjoy most aspects of small town living, being with family and old friends, low cost of living, etc.
However there is near zero startup/tech culture to be found (duh). My idealistic streak would like to change that somehow ("forty acres and a emacs MULE"), but that's unlikely.
Anyone in AR, feel free to message me to geek out.
- aedifico 12y agoPurely for the emacs reference, you get one internet.
- mrbrandonking 12y agoThere's a start-up scene starting to grow around Northwest Arkansas somewhat. Innovate Arkansas and the ARK Challenge are a local source of seed funding. NWA TechFest http://nwatechfest.com http://nwatechfest.com and Little Rock TechFest http://lrtechfest.com/ http://lrtechfest.com/ are good events for networking. There's a good network of local .NET User Groups across the state, too. NWA, Little Rock, Fort Smith, Jonesboro all have one. If that's too Microsofty for you, I'm pretty sure there's a Cocoa group in NWA.