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Ask HN : Who's in NYC for YC StartUp School

6 points by igaape 12y ago

I'm here two days early for Startup school and thought it would be cool to catch up with other people attending. So let's meet up?

jbarrec 12y ago
I will be arriving on Wednesday (commuting from Long Island). We should get a group to meet up before the event!
- igaape 12y ago
  Sounds good. I'll think of a meet up place nearby
alex_sf 12y ago
I'm a tech guy at Fog Creek. If you'd like to swing by our office for lunch, shoot me an email. Alex@snapfiber.com
- igaape 12y ago
  Sent you a mail. Let's catch up for lunch today.
ravensley14 12y ago
alright
ludicast 12y ago
Just as a warning for you out-of-towners, Obama is coming to town today so leave an extra hour for travel to/from Manhattan.
- igaape 12y ago
  Thanks for the heads up... Appreciate it
Chetane 12y ago
NYC'ers: any suggestions for good places to work from in manhattan? (Eg. Coffee shop)
- ludicast 12y ago
  Besides the obvious Starbucks choice[1], my personal recommendation: PieFace. Their cafes are throughout midtown and have good coffee + outlets + seating + great food (Australian meat pies and pastries). They claim to have wifi but I usually use my phone's hotspot. 1 - for those who want (need) Starbucks, the one at 39th and 8th Avenue has tons of room on the second floor seating area.
- loumf 12y ago
  If you are in the area, I like the atrium in the IBM building (~57/Madison). There are bajillion coffee shops you can easily find, all very crowded. (or, if you are in NYC a short time, stop working! See NYC)
- l1ghtm4n 12y ago
  NYPL on 42nd st and 5th ave. Free wifi and incredible architecture. Plenty of quiet spaces to use. Also a small coffee shop inside.
- pyb 12y ago
  The Met museum's cafeteria. You have to pay to get in, but how much is up to you.
- Chetane 12y ago
  Thanks all for the recommendations. I also found the CapitalOne 360 cafe to be pretty nice on the second floor (bonus: TV for world cup games :)). Interest is a bit slow, but the area is nice. I'll check out the other recommendations. I'm also down to meet up, I'll be here until Wednesday (traveling from SF, where I worked at a Startup there)
  - igaape 12y ago
    I'm here right now with a friend at We Work 222 Broadway, Fulton. Seems like a pretty place to work and chill. Spent the day looking for other co-working spaces and narrowed down to this one. Wasn't too keen on doing the coffee shop thing.

6 points by igaape 12y ago

I'm here two days early for Startup school and thought it would be cool to catch up with other people attending. So let's meet up?

jbarrec 12y ago

I will be arriving on Wednesday (commuting from Long Island). We should get a group to meet up before the event!

igaape 12y ago
Sounds good. I'll think of a meet up place nearby

alex_sf 12y ago

I'm a tech guy at Fog Creek. If you'd like to swing by our office for lunch, shoot me an email. Alex@snapfiber.com

igaape 12y ago
Sent you a mail. Let's catch up for lunch today.

ravensley14 12y ago

alright

ludicast 12y ago

Just as a warning for you out-of-towners, Obama is coming to town today so leave an extra hour for travel to/from Manhattan.

igaape 12y ago
Thanks for the heads up... Appreciate it

Chetane 12y ago

NYC'ers: any suggestions for good places to work from in manhattan? (Eg. Coffee shop)

ludicast 12y ago
Besides the obvious Starbucks choice[1], my personal recommendation: PieFace. Their cafes are throughout midtown and have good coffee + outlets + seating + great food (Australian meat pies and pastries). They claim to have wifi but I usually use my phone's hotspot. 1 - for those who want (need) Starbucks, the one at 39th and 8th Avenue has tons of room on the second floor seating area.
loumf 12y ago
If you are in the area, I like the atrium in the IBM building (~57/Madison). There are bajillion coffee shops you can easily find, all very crowded. (or, if you are in NYC a short time, stop working! See NYC)
l1ghtm4n 12y ago
NYPL on 42nd st and 5th ave. Free wifi and incredible architecture. Plenty of quiet spaces to use. Also a small coffee shop inside.
pyb 12y ago
The Met museum's cafeteria. You have to pay to get in, but how much is up to you.
Chetane 12y ago
Thanks all for the recommendations. I also found the CapitalOne 360 cafe to be pretty nice on the second floor (bonus: TV for world cup games :)). Interest is a bit slow, but the area is nice. I'll check out the other recommendations. I'm also down to meet up, I'll be here until Wednesday (traveling from SF, where I worked at a Startup there)
- igaape 12y ago
  I'm here right now with a friend at We Work 222 Broadway, Fulton. Seems like a pretty place to work and chill. Spent the day looking for other co-working spaces and narrowed down to this one. Wasn't too keen on doing the coffee shop thing.