007 Hack-a-thons, re:invent, and working remotely.

from existentially distributed · host Nathan Toups

This is Episode 7 of Embracing Disruption. In this episode I podcast remotely from Costa Rica. I cover Austin's Aaron Swartz Memorial Hack-A-Thon hosted by ATX Hackerspace https://www.facebook.com/events/543408382405458/, amazon re:invent conference, http://reinvent.awsevents.com/, and the new 37signals book remote, http://37signals.com/remote/. You can find more information about the project Embracing Disruption at http://embracingdisruption.com . About the podcast: Embracing Disruption started as a kickstarted funded, open-source manifesto abou the cloud, disruptive technology, and internet freedom. The manifesto was co-authored byNathan Toups and Brad Carleton. This podcast grew out of the desire to continue the conversation after the manifesto was completed and is run by Nathan Toups. The music on this episode was created by LOWERCASE n, you can find this song and more on SoundCloud.

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