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Hell, I'd be tempted with this kind of deal. The face-to-face networking opportunities alone would be worth it.

• Vivtek 17y ago
  That's exactly it! There's a really rich tradition in this town of communal meals. Sit down with five or ten or twenty of your technical peers for curry every day? For free? You'd have to get a lot of synergy going with something like that. Perhaps the follow-up topic should be: who's in?
  • veemjeem 17y ago
    I guess the biggest problem is that it's in Indiana :-P
  • andrewljohnson 17y ago
    As an entrepreneur, I don't want to meet more entrepreneurs. I know tons of them. We chat, we email, we hang out, and we bump into each other at social gatherings. Entrepreneurs don't need other entrepreneurs, because we already knows tons of them. What we have in short supply is advisors, investors, customers, and employees. You don't need a hacker apartment to meet hackers.