Don't do it alone! Lets connect co-founders. Post quick descript of your idea, location, and needs
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#2Seeking co-founder in SF Bay Area, with a blend of Tech + Biz skills.
Contact me to learn more: hasan (at) promoterforce.com
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#3support would be great. I don't want to publicly shout out my idea here, but if you're seriously interested, shoot me an instant message.
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#4If interested or know anyone who'd be interested, contact me at kbeshay@gmail.com.
Note: social networking doesn't just mean another facebook, myspace, etc. :)
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#5Re: Don't do it alone! Lets connect co-founders. Post quick descript of your idea, location, and needs
#6I am seeking a well trained eye with an adeptness in designing drop-dead simple interfaces.
Take a look at the site ( http://www.runfatboy.net ) and if you're interested, write me at jim@runfatboy.net .
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#7This is just the sort of request that would attract sharks.
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#8Sorry if you see this in other posts, but my last attempt got buried in less than half a day..
Re: Don't do it alone! Lets connect co-founders. Post quick descript of your idea, location, and needs
#9We'll be looking for commercial partners to take the prototype and turn it into a production system in about three months and - because we're working patent free - odds are I could help you get started on this if you're interested in being able to bid as a vendor when the time comes.
Identity is a basic human necessity - if nobody knows who you are, you can't get credit, service, you can't vote - and the RFID approach has vast problems, mainly it's reliance on massive centralized databases because the cheap ID tag only holds 128 bits or whatever. We've seen a compromise of the US identity system produce both identity theft and the 50,000 or so black people who were misidentified as felons in the 2000 election in Florida, so it's not like there's not a reason (and a market) for solving these problems.
Distributed systems with appropriate cryptography offer a good balance between liberty, security and privacy. That's the approach we're taking.
I see this work very much as a continuation of my work on the hexayurt refugee shelter system: http://appropedia.org/Hexayurt_Project/
Eventual deployment platform is LiveCD-based Linux and mobile phones. hexayurt@gmail.com
Odds-are that for conflict of interest reasons, I'd be able to brief you and point you in the right direction, but not be a partner or get paid on this. I'd be on the other side of the fence, on the .gov end of the deal.