Re:Boulder, Boho Paradise (probably useful for anyone who mi...
by monkkbfr on Monday March 31, 2008 @01:07AM
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I've gotta say: I live in Boulder and I'm part of the startup world here and it's a lively bunch of folks. They didn't really touch on that in the article. Lots of talent, good funding sources, lots to do and overall a great place to do a startup. I thought the article captured the good and some of the bad (there's a reason we have bumper stickers around here that say 'Keep Boulder Weird'), but was pretty accurate overall. If you're looking into TechStars, you've got 3 days left to get your application in.
Re:Boulder, Boho Paradise (probably useful for anyone who mi...
by martythemaniak on Monday March 31, 2008 @02:13AM
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I applied to TechStars and even got an interview with one of their partners, so with a lot of luck I might get to go there for the summer :)
Boulder does seem like a pretty cool place though - I'd probably spend a lot of time biking and hiking if I ever go there. You can never really appreciate the awesomeness of mountains until you've lived in a flat place like Toronto.
Re:Boulder, Boho Paradise (probably useful for anyone who mi...
by brooksbp on Monday March 31, 2008 @02:34AM
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Good article. Great pictures.
I'm a CS/ECE undergrad at University of Colorado at Boulder (CU) and love it. To be honest I'll second anything positive that's said about Boulder; great environment.
Boulder does seem like a pretty cool place though - I'd probably spend a lot of time biking and hiking if I ever go there. You can never really appreciate the awesomeness of mountains until you've lived in a flat place like Toronto.
I'm a CS/ECE undergrad at University of Colorado at Boulder (CU) and love it. To be honest I'll second anything positive that's said about Boulder; great environment.