After which point do I move to SF to build?

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I'm a builder. I do have a few promising projects and want to find cofounders in SF, but been postponing this since aug last year (online doesn't work for me).I want to visit for a few months and attend some events, hopefully will find similarly driven people to build something together. I don't want to wait for 2026, it has to be now. this will cross multiple todos on my listany tips? I don't have academic credentials and I didn't join big tech because I hate coding interviews so I can only impress someone by talking to them, not showing anything substantial (I mostly did contracting work, and none of my projects made me rich yet, so the only tool I have is my brain and hard-earned eastern-european 10k in my bank account)I do seem to get some traction on a certain projects, but I've been marketing it everywhere recently, but I'm not sure how much it'll stick

duxup · Accepted Answer

I think you're going to need some things to show people, make some things, finish them as much as is reasonable.

sexyman48 · Answer

You can't afford SF. Hard-earned eastern-european 10k will last about three weeks.

mesotron_dev · Answer

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