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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--Since August 2009, the Hacker Dojo in this heart-of-Silicon Valley town has been a place where techies and entrepreneurs have come to start businesses, code among friends, and build a community of like-minded geeks.
Hacker Dojo is one of a growing number of so-called "hacker spaces" popping up in the Valley and elsewhere that provide co-working and event space. And with 250 members paying $100 a month, Hacker Dojo is a serious player on that scene.
Already a few start-ups have "graduated" from the Dojo, meaning that they have outgrown the space available on site for working.
All around the building here are geek-friendly signs like this one.
Photo by Daniel Terdiman/CNET
Caption by Daniel Terdiman
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Hacker Dojo is one of a growing number of so-called "hacker spaces" popping up in the Valley and elsewhere that provide co-working and event space. And with 250 members paying $100 a month, Hacker Dojo is a serious player on that scene.
Already a few start-ups have "graduated" from the Dojo, meaning that they have outgrown the space available on site for working.
All around the building here are geek-friendly signs like this one.
Photo by Daniel Terdiman/CNET
Caption by Daniel Terdiman
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