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I am from Atlanta and I dont even know most of the startups around here.
Seems like there might be a need for the startup map.
Ask HN: Can I visit your startup in SF?
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#22There have been quite a few threads like this on HN over the years (including one I made :-)). I wonder if there's some way of formalizing or aggregating the concept of visiting other companies, it seems there's an audience for it.
#DisruptDatIndustry
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#23Your software is really cool. Just wondering why you haven't completed your website yet. The "how it works" just takes you to a google doc. Anyway, best of luck. If you want to venture to Lake Tahoe, I'd be happy to grab a beer.
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#26There have been quite a few threads like this on HN over the years (including one I made :-)). I wonder if there's some way of formalizing or aggregating the concept of visiting other companies, it seems there's an audience for it.
Hm. I'd be interested in helping with this if anyone else would want to brainstorm. Having it be formalized is important as most companies aren't that interested in having random people wander in every day - even with appointments.
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#27This is an awesome tool. How did I not know about it?!
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#28Max, Kera.io looks awesome, congratulations.
Happy to have you guys visit, and we'd love to talk about using the product too.
We're in SOMA. stefano ]a-t[ betable.com
Re: Ask HN: Can I visit your startup in SF?
#29Come stop by. http://www.appdirect.com
We're based in San Francisco but founded by two Canadians.
Re: Ask HN: Can I visit your startup in SF?
#30There have been quite a few threads like this on HN over the years (including one I made :-)). I wonder if there's some way of formalizing or aggregating the concept of visiting other companies, it seems there's an audience for it.
"Some way of formalizing or aggregating the concept"... like StartupCrawl? :-) http://startupcrawl.com/ (My startup, Sauce Labs, participated in the crawl in 2009 -- it coincided with RubyConf that year, so there was a lot of flow-over traffic from RubyConf go-ers.)
Hmm perhaps if this were more than once a year?