Wonderful news! Especially for the jellyfish. (Hungry programmer + tanks full of captive jellyfish + willingness to entertain thought of slightly-more-adventurous-than-usual Asian cuisine to avoid starvation = pass me the soy sauce, please)
Hey, this is cool. I remember a while back someone posting a comment about how his friend started a business making jellyfish aquariums. Is this the same guy? If so, CONGRATS!
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yeah, really excited to see my startup Jellyfish Art on nytimes
I got great feedback and found a programmer from hacker news a few weeks ago
Got a new website up, keep it coming
ramen profitable!
ramen profitable!
Wonderful news! Especially for the jellyfish. (Hungry programmer + tanks full of captive jellyfish + willingness to entertain thought of slightly-more-adventurous-than-usual Asian cuisine to avoid starvation = pass me the soy sauce, please)
Nice writeup, including tips on how to avoid liquefying your jellyfish:
http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/03/14/how-to-avoid-liquef...
Hey, this is cool. I remember a while back someone posting a comment about how his friend started a business making jellyfish aquariums. Is this the same guy? If so, CONGRATS!
Yes, Alex Andon started http://www.jellyfishart.com. They met the NYTimes reporter at an event called LaidOffCamp in San Fran.
The other company is http://www.30words.net. Send any comments/suggestions about either website my way.
Unfortunately I was at a YC Dinner the night the NYTimes came over so we didn't get a plug. :(
These are my roommates!
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They met the reporter at LaidOffCamp in San Fran last week.
Noticed his site has improved ten fold too. Good work!
thanks all for the feedback