HackerDojo

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HackerDojo
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Country United States of America

State or District

California

City Mountain View

Date of founding

2009/06/01

Website http://wiki.hackerdojo.com

Wiki

http://hackerdojo.pbwiki.com

Mailinglist

http://groups.google.com/group/hackerdojo

Snail mail

140a & 140b South Whisman Road
94041 Mountain View
United States of America

Number of members

128

Membership fee

$100/mo

Size of rooms

8180sf

Members
Location 37.3866223° N, 122.064266° WLatitude: 37°23′11.84″N
Longitude: 122°3′51.358″W
Latitude: 37°23′11.84″N
Longitude: 122°3′51.358″W

Status active


Hacker dojo is a space in Mountain View California.

[edit] Organization

Hacker Dojo has incorporated and has approximately 128 members and several commercial sponsors - including both Microsoft and Google. The space opened on September 1, 2009 and is open to all members and their guests. This space is composed of two buildings (referred to as A and B) which share a common wall. Eventual expansion plans include joining the two spaces.

[edit] Resources

The majority of the first building is beanbag chairs, desks and tables for light work. Another room (commonly referred to as the Lab or Cave) is filled with electronics equipment such as soldering irons, chips, electrostatic mats, other hardware resources and a CNC mill. Many outside groups host events and lectures on the deck or in the back room. Building B is mostly un-renovated as of October 2009. No resources are currently available for biohacking. The space includes a kitchen and a bread machine which dojo members use to make a great deal of bread.

[edit] Community

Hacker Dojo is at minimum open from 10AM until 10PM 7 days a week, although frequently staff will keep it open unannounced until about 3AM. A great many of the members are working on startups during daylight hours and use the back offices as carry-in / carry-out office space. Non-work hours are more social and cater more towards events / lectures and people who want to hang out / work on personal projects.

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