meetups

I finally started going to meetups, and the signal-to-noise is just as bad, if not worse.

Yes, although perhaps you could get that for free too, if you go to enough hackerspaces and meetups etc.

Look for meetups, find Facebook groups, figure out which companies have a significant presence in the area where you'll be relocating.

Attend in-person meetups, and let the organiser know that you are looking for work, and it will start to open doors.

There have been FinTech meetups in Boston and NYC going on for a while now.

I believe that having a good GitHub, releasing products, blogging, tweeting, and attending meetups can all be affective means of network building.

I think you'll get more value from local Meetups and the very few non-marketing conferences out there.

There are lots of meetups for entrepreneurs in other places as well though.

Philosophy meetups in a bar just don't quite do it for me.

Just as DevOps culture has encouraged sharing how tools works at meetups, I wish this happened more for indie/homebrewed game development.

Go to meetups for people in the same field you choose.

After the interviews each day, in the evenings, go to meetups.

"Finding a co-founder is not something you do by moving cross country and randomly bumping into people." True - but it would get me near like-minded people where there are a lot of meetups for entrepreneurs and more resources.

I recommend checking local Meetups(www.meetup.com).