@samizb@draperu@TimDraper@DraperDragon Ten weeks changing how a founder pitches, and the difference showing on stage, is a good measure of a program. Congrats to the Apex cohort.
@parisbayarea@AniC_dev A third pivot, and a founder who still doesn't care who blocked him, is a great way to introduce someone. Looking forward to the rest of this story.
@spoopygamr A thunderstorm delay and a night in the airport is a rough one. Hope the early flight to San Diego goes smoothly and the airport at least has decent snacks.
@macabrecupcake_ Nerves before meeting people at TwitchCon are so normal, and plenty of others there feel exactly the same. Hope San Diego treats you well and you find your people this weekend.
@lindictive A second pottery night for SF ladies in tech is how a one-off becomes a regular crowd. If you want another place to list it, anyone can host on Charmiy Events at no cost, and guests join with a Charmiy account. Search Charmiy.
@gengargeous Good call saying outright that you want to meet people, not just talk model reasoning. Charmiy profiles open with a short video, so someone near you can see who you are before saying hi. Search Charmiy.
@ImDrakeBolden A month into the SF move from Texas is when the gold rush buzz settles and you notice who you actually know. Charmiy is new and growing in California, so you could be one of the first in your neighborhood. Search Charmiy.
@Ajayfizzy Smaller rooms tend to work better for introverts than big mixers. One coffee with someone, then a short follow-up the next day, does most of the networking work.
@eldar_hsnv@nvidia@urjr1@fouzil_ali@clusyio Onboarding a room of people building inference and training infra sounds like a good night. Glad Portal landed well at the SGLang meetup.