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Ask HN: Where to learn about HIPAA compliance?
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I sleep 5-7 hours per night, very broken up b/c of a nursing baby and because our primary heat source is a wood stove that sometimes needs to be restocked. I am quite adjusted to broken sleep after doing it for the better part of 6 yea
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11y ago
This could certainly be critical. Just a theory: Perhaps moving domains triggered a "recalculation" of the link values to the site, and he fell due to violations like this?
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The Future of WordPress Freelancing Is Paved with Money
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12y ago
FYI, $180/hour is phenomenal by nearly anyone's standards. Nothing wrong with pushing for higher, just don't get worked up trying to keep up with the McKenzies.
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Going All-In on WordPress
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How to Switch from Hourly to Weekly Billing
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90% Projects and WordPress
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How It Feels to Desperately Want to Pay for Something
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The hostility towards the freemium model with content is ridiculous. If you don't get something out of the email course, then don't buy the paid course . If you do buy the paid course, there's a money-back guarantee ( http:&
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The WordPress Talent Shortage Might Be a Pricing Problem
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Freelancing and Premium Beef
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Healthy in Less Time: How Slow Motion Makes Exercise Faster
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12y ago
Question for the creators: I have small children who wake me up almost every night at inconsistent times. Am I going to get much benefit out of a Luna, or are my broken sleep habits going to render Luna less effective?
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Where Do You Find Freelance Work?
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1 Day’s Work in 4 Hours: A Simple Challenge
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Three Reasons Why High Performers Quit
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12y ago
> But he could, in a single year at the rate he seems to be billing, if he really wanted to. I wish this were true. I'll just say that having 3 kids changes the equation dramatically. I make a good living and am fairly tight with m
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12y ago
> A "budget" that encourages you to spend all of your money regardless of future income This would only be true if you don't think at all about this month. If someone says "I'm making no money this month, but I
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12y ago
> I mean, you took three months off, essentially -- knowing that you'd have no savings at the end? In retrospect, it was extraordinarily dumb! I hope that was clear from the article. The point I was trying to make with the story is
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12y ago
You're right! I should've mentioned savings before spending. Edited the article. Thanks!
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I agree the budgeting method isn't complete. When I write, I always debate whether to delve into related subjects. I decided to keep it simple here. Don't treat my method as the end-all!
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Living on Last Month: For Freelancers
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WordPress developers: How to write less code and get more done
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12y ago
1.25 is too low for the US, too. However, we're just establishing the minimum, so I erred on the low end. 1.5 or 2.0 would probably come closer to reality.
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12y ago
I'm still new to it, but one huge advantage of daily rates is that it gets much easier to estimate projects. It's no longer "2 hours for this, 3 hours for that" and instead is "that'll take about a day".
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12y ago
I actually agree with you completely. I bill daily, but this was the first step for me to get there. By the way, thank you for your contributions. Reading your HN profile was a big motivation to move to daily rates - the little bullet point
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12y ago
I started with #1 and #4. In particular, http://www.authenticjobs.com/ is a great place to find quality first-time leads. To get jobs there, I use this formula: 1. Make sure you're only applying to jobs you're rea
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12y ago
I definitely don't charge what he does. But if you ever want to get closer, you've gotta take the steps. Setting a baseline that was logical was the first step for me.
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Bingo. Thanks, Brennan. Part of the epiphany I had was "wow, I did a lot more than programming on that project". I managed it, taught other developers, and "consulted" quite a bit. I also read your book right before I ha
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