dgwight

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   by dgwight 8y ago

   I agree that the bounty-stye approach works well for encouraging new development. I'm thinking about the times when you get stuck: the community boards often do not have exactly what you need and it can be tough to explain your issue a
2. 32.▲
   by dgwight 8y ago

   What would you want your hourly rate to be?
3. 33.▲
   by dgwight 8y ago

   I use Pingdom's speed test. I like that it doesn't require creating an account and gives some useful tips
4. 34.▲
   by dgwight 8y ago

   Also, founders and others with spending power, would you hire open source developers for help using their code?
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   Ask HN: Open source developers, would you do paid support for your projects?

   6 points by dgwight 8y ago|6 comments
6. 36.▲
   by dgwight 8y ago

   Your guidelines sound good, but why would excellent engineers want to work a company where most of management wouldn’t appreciate them?
7. 37.▲
   by dgwight 8y ago

   I agree, “Show HN” should work, maybe with some standard way of indicating that they’re interested in investors contacting them.
8. 38.▲
   by dgwight 8y ago

   Author here, feel free to ping me with any questions
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   Solving the GDPR Crisis: A bootstrapping entrepreneur’s take(medium.com)

   6 points by dgwight 8y ago|1 comments
10. 40.▲
    by dgwight 9y ago

    On an iPhone you can see how much time you spend with each app open in the last week. (Go to the Battery section and toggle the clock button). I think I’m going to start keeping a log to help be more conscious of this. In the last week, I’v