Michael Matuzak // I like to build stuff.
RPF: Then why would you ask an interview question that tests my willingness to abandon industry-standard, well-established techniques that use common electrician's tools to determine continuity of a portion of an electrical system? And why is the solution you were clearly driving me towards one which takes advantage of an undocumented and unreliable epiphenomenon? Does your team usually write code whose correctness relies upon undocumented and unreliable correlations, correlations whose magnitudes can vary widely as a result of implementation details?
Interviewer: Thanks for coming in Dr. Feynman. We'll be in touch.
Nerd Fort isn’t your typical coworking facility. We don’t rent out desks daily or hourly to whoever wanders in. We lease space on a monthly basis to good people, and focus on building a vibrant, active, helpful community. Of nerds.
The result is an incredibly productive group of friends who improve each others’ work while they continue to work for themselves. Programmers, writers, designers: if you’ve ever been frustrated or lonely while sitting quietly typing on a laptop, Nerd Fort is exactly what you’ve been looking for.
We are located near the intersection of Topanga Canyon and Ventura Blvd., incredibly close to the 101 Freeway, in Woodland Hills, California. A dedicated desk is $200 a month, along with all the wi-fi, coffee, soda and companionship you can put down. And the first three days are gratis, so you can try us out, risk free.
If this sounds like your cup of strongly caffeinated beverage, drop us a line at hello@nerdfort.com, and we’ll get you started. See you soon!
Wow a co-loft style place in my own backyard. I need to drop by and check it out.