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How are you gonna do it now? I have a friend who I help but I really don't have time. Also, why did you do it for free? I've found when I help somebody for 10
by igorgue 12y ago
How are you gonna do it now? I have a friend who I help but I really don't have time.
Also, why did you do it for free? I've found when I help somebody for 10 mins or so it usually gets me in the mood of programming my own stuff.
- simon_weber 12y ago> How are you gonna do it now? I'm not sure. Ideally I'd have a site where I can put my email and encourage folks to write me. This has worked better than video chat for me, since: 1) folks rubber duck [1] themselves while writing, so they ask better questions. 2) it's asynchronous, so we don't have to find a matching slot in our schedules (and don't commit to an amount of time beforehand) I've redirected all my Helpouts schedule requests to email recently and it's worked well. > Also, why did you do it for free? I just never considered charging. I don't think I could do so and feel good about it with the amount of free help I've received (irc, SO, hacker school, college...). [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging