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I'm interested, but on the fence. How many people usually go to these events? I live out in Gunma, so a train ticket and hotel room would be a pretty major investment for me.
(Hn-spam@ordisante.com)
It's not a place to make work connections but rather a chance to meet interesting people.
I'm interested, but on the fence. How many people usually go to these events? I live out in Gunma, so a train ticket and hotel room would be a pretty major investment for me.
If you need a place to stay, I can lend you a futon and a spot in my kitchen. (Hn-spam@ordisante.com) It's not a place to make work connections but rather a chance to meet interesting people.
If you're still as obliging in March, I might take you up on that!
Hey guys. Does HN Tokyo Meetup have a regular page that you use to organize your events? Is it at http://hntokyo.doorkeeper.jp/ . If you do have a regular place that you announce your meetups, do you mind posting a link here: https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AmQExXr67OcTdDBZZl9... On top of organizing Hackers and Founders Silicon Valley, and keeping in occasional contact with our 8 other Hackers and Founders…
http://blog.makeleaps.com/category/hacker-news-meetup/
We use Doorkeeper as our registration/signup tool. It's pretty nice and the guys who make it are cool. :-)
Hey guys. Does HN Tokyo Meetup have a regular page that you use to organize your events? Is it at http://hntokyo.doorkeeper.jp/ . If you do have a regular place that you announce your meetups, do you mind posting a link here: https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AmQExXr67OcTdDBZZl9... On top of organizing Hackers and Founders Silicon Valley, and keeping in occasional contact with our 8 other Hackers and Founders…
www.doorkeeper.jp on the other hand rocks!