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I think you would attract more potential collaborators if you told us a little bit about yourself: your background, tools you're comfortable with, etc, basicall
by p1esk 8y ago
I think you would attract more potential collaborators if you told us a little bit about yourself: your background, tools you're comfortable with, etc, basically why would someone want to partner with you.
Also, why don't you tell us why you want to do this, what you hope to get out of this, how do you prefer to communicate, how serious are you about this (e.g. how much time are you willing to invest? are you committed to take a project to completion?), etc.
Finally, do you want to propose a project that interests you, or are you looking for an idea for a project that someone already wants to do?
- ghgr 8y agoOP here. My question was not so much about finding collaborators for my specific projects, but rather to find a website where people shared theirs. The examples I gave are just the kind of projects I'd like to find in such a site. The points you raised (what to get out of the project, communication methods, time investment...) is the kind of information that would fit in the "Description" section. Ideally (for me) would be a site you browse, find a project that catch your eye (big data? deep learning? bioinformatics? etc.) and you jump in, contributing what you believe you can (and learning in the way). No long term plan, just plain old hacking.