Yes, definitely interested in getting to know more of you. Is there a meetup planned soon?
On Nov 23, 2011, at 2:37 PM, Mike Orr wrote: > On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 1:11 AM, Jeff Vogt <[email protected]> wrote: >> No but on the serious side, I am neck deep in a project I took on by myself. >> It's a for-profit project, but looking like it's chance of success will go >> way up if I find someone that helps me finish it. Are there devs out there >> coming out of big corp that want to get into the startup world and can work >> side by side with me for a few months in exchange for a chunk of the >> company? Or am I so 2008? :D >> >> BTW, this is more of a (should I put energy into going this route) kind of a >> question than a pitch for help. I don't know if it's really kosher to make >> such a pitch in a list full of strangers. > > You're not breaking any rules. :) It's the first time this kind of > issue has come up. Melissa has been working on a panel discussion on > Python startups, which would dovetail with this. But given the time it > takes to plan this session, and the fact that Melissa has gotten more > busy than she expected, I can't say when the panel will happen. > > As to whether it's wise for you business-wise to "ask a bunch of > strangers", I have no idea. Hopefully as you get more involved in > SeaPIG face to face, you'll get to know some people and they won't be > strangers anymore. :) > > > > -- > Mike Orr <[email protected]> Jeff Vogt [email protected] (206) 890-8322
