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by 3riverdev 13y ago
BIG kudos for open sourcing your code with a usable license. This sounds like an interesting project! One nitpick: I signed up for a programmer account and, when I was originally presented the "add your details" page, I'm 90
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by 3riverdev 13y ago
Red Hatter here. If you want to work full-time on engineering within an open source project, the easiest way to get noticed by a commercial backer is making many quality contributions to the project. If we need to hire additional engine
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by 3riverdev 13y ago
You keep 100% of your income, but employers do set a nominal amount of credits (usually $1-3) per bid on their projects. This is really beneficial for both parties. If you've ever used other freelance marketplaces, you'll know t
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by 3riverdev 13y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote http://www.myrudis.com has several freelancing opportunities open for developers, designers, and writers.
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by 3riverdev 13y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote http://www.myrudis.com has several openings available for development, marketing/PR, etc.
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by 3riverdev 13y ago
Lots of great sites exist to provide volunteer opportunities (VolunteerSmart, Catchafire, etc.), but they include: - really big organizations and really big service firms - a wide breadth of opportunities, including grunt labor, etc. - heav
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Show HN: Attempting to connect volunteer professionals with awesome non-profits(theprobono.org)
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by 3riverdev 13y ago
Thanks very much for pointing that out. We just migrated to OpenShift and must have bumped something. Fixed
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by 3riverdev 13y ago
(shameless plug) We recently launched a new version of http://www.myrudis.com . It's a new take on the freelance marketplace model with key, important differences. Freelancers, keep 100% of your income. Most importantly,
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by 3riverdev 13y ago
We definitely intend to -- it's at the top of the list of new stuff to work on.
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Show HN: A very different freelancing marketplace(myrudis.com)
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Non-profit startup? Find volunteer help (developers, designers, etc.)(theprobono.org)
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by 3riverdev 14y ago
Although many designers and developers enjoy volunteering for organizations they're passionate about, it's sometimes hard to find opportunities. Word-of-mouth is the norm. There's a few other sites in this arena: taprootfoundation.org and
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Show HN: Find design/development volunteer opportunities(theprobono.org)
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by 3riverdev 14y ago
I guess I don't see how it's off topic either -- just thought it might be interesting/helpful...
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by 3riverdev 14y ago
HN freelancers, check out MyRudius.com -- it's a new spin on a freelancer marketplace. The model is a lot different than others and has several key benefits. Most notably, you'll no longer be buried by "spammy bids" from developers who do
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by 3riverdev 14y ago
Rudius is a marketplace for freelancing, outsourcing, and crowdsourcing. But, we do things very differently. Check it out to learn about how the new model benefits both freelancers and the employers! I'd sincerely appreciate any feedback!
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Show HN: A freelancer marketplace/gigboard with vital twists(myrudius.com)
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by 3riverdev 14y ago
Good point. I think that simply stating that somewhere on the "Post a New Project" page would help a bit. Beyond that, we have some ideas we're working through. Any suggestions? Thanks again!
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by 3riverdev 14y ago
Holy crap, wish I would have seen that sooner. Thanks for the link!
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by 3riverdev 14y ago
Clickable: http://www.myrudius.com
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Show HN: A new type of freelancer marketplace
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by 3riverdev 14y ago
I've played classical piano since I was 5 (so, 22 years now). I'm a senior software engineer and have always focused on math and development. I always thought that classical music was extremely mathematical and, to me, made the most sense.
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by 3riverdev 14y ago
A group of us developed an app for published research work that used the streaming API within academia. The amount of hoops we had to jump through for the necessary access was absurd. It's as if the attitude is "it's a privilege for you t