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The best place to put your router, according to physics(mashable.com)
2 points by drorco 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A Self Executing Agile Project Board(codersclan.net)
1 points by drorco 12y ago|0 comments
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We're donating 5% of our revenues to Open-Source and you have a say(codersclan.net)
3 points by drorco 12y ago|0 comments
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Passive income for OSS projects? Crowd-source paid support.(codersclan.net)
7 points by drorco 13y ago|0 comments
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by drorco 13y ago
Excellent timing, it's really hard to find film-makers around here.
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by drorco 13y ago
Our startup CodersClan also funds open source projects although from a different angle. We Crowd-source the support for personal code problems (like a paid Stack Overflow) and we give a share back to the related Open Source projects. http:
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by drorco 13y ago
Hmm that's very interesting. What kind of charity organizations you had in mind? OSI or others which are not related to coding?
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by drorco 13y ago
In Experts-Exchange you pay for membership, not pay-per-answer. Actually their business model is quite awkward imo. If you answer enough questions, you don't need to pay which is a weird incentive for supporters imo.
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by drorco 13y ago
And if it was costing a few tens of dollars, would it be reasonable?
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by drorco 13y ago
Fixed. :) Bounties provide a bigger incentive, however it doesn't always work. Do you think that if instead of 50 points of bounty it was replaced with $50, more people would be getting answers for these questions?
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by drorco 13y ago
Depends on how bad I need your solution. Another question, would you answer a question for money which otherwise you wouldn't have been answering?
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Ask HN: Would you pay for someone to answer your StackOverflow question?
8 points by drorco 13y ago|20 comments