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by ahfarmer 11y ago
Good point. I think a lot of these sites do per-project pricing only.
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by ahfarmer 11y ago
Thanks! This is a great article for what I'm trying to figure out. One thing I see in a lot of these articles is general reference to the term 'freelancer'. This seems to lump programmers in with writers, designers, accountan
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by ahfarmer 11y ago
This tool is more of a timesheet creator than an invoice creator or billing app. It uses your git history to create a timesheet (with guidance from the user to make sure all the hours are correct). One possibility is you could use my tool t
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by ahfarmer 11y ago
Me too - I hate sending invoices. Is your time tracking tool of the clock in / clock out variety? Also I'm curious - how do you collect payment? I usually only have one client at a time paying large sums so I ask for a check in th
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by ahfarmer 11y ago
Thanks for asking! It creates a timesheet based on your git history, and then creates an invoice from that. It guesses the number of hours you've worked an any given day, and also shows you your work for that day and allows you to corr
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by ahfarmer 11y ago
Yeah, that's the tradeoff! I work freelance so that I can work part-time. I do Monday through Wednesday for my client. Thursday is my long bike ride day, and Friday is the day I write my own software. (And a lot of time on Sat/Sun
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by ahfarmer 11y ago
haha. So 2.4 million? ; ) https://www.reddit.com/r/theydidthemath/comments/23jtom/how_... Part of the reason I asked is that I work freelance, but all the other programmers that I know are full-time empl
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Ask HN: How many freelance programmers are there?
11 points by ahfarmer 11y ago|19 comments
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Monitoring sites with SMS notifications for $0 (Google voice, ruby, heroku)(ahfarmer.org)
3 points by ahfarmer 14y ago|0 comments