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by Wogef 12y ago
-There's even no coworkers space available. Little bit of progress here- check out 3W: http://www.weibo.com/sz3wcoffee They also host the Startup-Grind events: http://www.meetup.com/StartupGrindSZ&#x2F
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by Wogef 12y ago
>How comfortable is it to live in Shenzen as an expat? A lot more comfortable in the past few years. For example the things you see in stories about China- line cutting, spitting and pooping in the street. These are nearly unheard of now
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by Wogef 12y ago
>...we have to build our manufacturing knowledgebase back up and be willing to actually compete. Some days I think this, other days not. There’s an old expression “box a wrestler, and wrestle a boxer”. Basically don’t compete on their st
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by Wogef 12y ago
Added a throwaway, always fun to meet up with people.
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by Wogef 12y ago
I’ve lived in Shenzhen for almost 10 years (native New Yorker). This article was a bit better than most for Shenzhen- it was at least willing to speculate that a lot of Shenzhen’s advantage now comes from talent and infrastructure. It’s sti
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by Wogef 12y ago
Actually I have a guy here in Shenzhen, also at Hua Qiang Bei who does board level repairs (with guarantee)on Macs for a fraction of what it costs to have the local Apple place swap out the whole thing. Shenzhen really is a Maker paradise.
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by Wogef 12y ago
http://www.rgbdtoolkit.com/
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by Wogef 13y ago
I also live and go business in China, it's not really viewed as "dishonest", more "clever" or "wily". A very rough overview on the idea: http://seeingredinchina.com/2011/09/04&#x2
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by Wogef 13y ago
First off- congratulations, that’s an awesome accomplishment. On fitness “advice”, solicited and otherwise. I am a long time fitness enthusiast, I look like a bodybuilder. This makes one a bit of a pariah in the startup/tech community.