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Re:Ask HN: How to be found as a technology co-founder? on Saturday July 14, 2018 @06:53PM (#17532820)
Become active in your local startup community. Participate in hackathons. Join Entrepreneurial Centers. Attend startup-related local activities. Participate in the STARTUPBUS! Create your own networking. Put yourself out there and let others know you are interested in opportunities.
Re:App.net commits to data portability as a brand promise on Monday August 13, 2012 @02:35PM (#4377320)
Awesome that this is a key component of the product. And Dalton has commited that it will remain a critical piece.
Re:Trapped on a bus with other geeks building a startup on Thursday February 17, 2011 @09:02PM (#2233861)
Crazy cool experience building relationships providing long-term benefit.
Re:Looking for a Ride to SXSW? Get on the Startup Bus on Wednesday January 26, 2011 @07:07PM (#2145915)
This things was a blast last year -- and produced not only amazing business/product stuff, but also an interesting 'alumni' that is even stronger today. Highly recommended!
Re:HN Domain Exchange: Add your unused domains on Friday October 15, 2010 @10:31AM (#1794619)
To add to what Jason said, I own 5g.com and would likewise entertain similar ideas/participation -- and would combine with other opportunities/partners for the right group: steve at radwebtech.com
Re:Data portability in the Credit Card industry on Thursday July 22, 2010 @12:03PM (#1538534)
Has anyone else experienced this problem? We do not have any ads on the DPP site, I am unable to replicate the problem, and we would appreciate any additional information on this. Thanks.

--Steve Repetti DataPortability Board Member

Re:Ask HN: Version numbers in a REST API on Saturday July 17, 2010 @10:03AM (#1523781)
You can also embed the version number in the API call itself, using a default if not passed or auto detecting based on what is passed.
Re:The Cloud’s Little Secret: Vendor Lock-In on Saturday June 05, 2010 @01:04PM (#1407092)
Ultimately this is a market-driven thing; data portability will continue to be an important issue and will increasingly become a measure of openness that users weigh when deciding whether or not to participate in a service.

--Steve Repetti Board Member, DataPortability.org