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Ask HN: Are there any developers looking for a job?
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by jjets718 15y ago
This looks really good! Would you be interested in some freelance work? I have a pretty small budget, but would love to talk further! Feel free to email me at kaufmanjohn719(at)gmail(dot)com if interested.
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Ask HN: Are there any CS students looking for a job?
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by jjets718 15y ago
Yeah, it's been tough, but I'm still reluctant to outsource the work. The first project I ever worked on I ended up wasting $1000 outsourcing coding work for a site that barely worked and a terrible interface.
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by jjets718 15y ago
I did work a summer job this year! I am learning Rails! I definitely know the idea isn't as valuable as the execution! I went to SW NYC in June and formed a team that didn't have any programmers, but still validated the idea. In the meantim
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by jjets718 15y ago
I haven't found anyone in the past. The reason I have posted the same appeal at the same price is I can't afford a higher price as a student.
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Ask HN: Are there any CS students looking for a coding job?
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by jjets718 15y ago
Hey! When I saw your post for luckychat on Hacker News, I thought it was a good idea. A while back, I had an idea for something similar to this, and was glad to see someone finally implementing it. My suggestion for marketing the site would
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by jjets718 15y ago
I will definitely learn how to code so I can build out the prototype. Thanks for your response!
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by jjets718 15y ago
Thank you for these resources and for responding. I don't have a very good grasp of programming basics, so I will check out Learn Ruby the Hard Way.
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by jjets718 15y ago
I am going to learn how to code. My problem is I want to get something built quickly, but we only have so much money. Thanks for your response!
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by jjets718 15y ago
With learning to code would you recommend going through tryruby.org and then doing Why's Poignant Guide? After doing these do you think I would be able to a prototype of Selfey? Thanks for responding!
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by jjets718 15y ago
I will definitely learn how to code. Would you recommend doing tryruby.org and then moving on to Why's Poignant Guide?
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by jjets718 15y ago
Hey! Thanks so much for responding! The first idea I ever had I ended up outsourcing the work, which was a big mistake. Part of the mistake was I did not validate my concept and idea with the people who I was targeting, and I ended up with
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Ask HN: Who are trustworthy contractors with low hourly rates to outsource to?
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by jjets718 15y ago
Hey Dan! I think this is a really cool idea! I'm part of a team working on a startup, and I would love to chat. Email the team at selfey.sw@gmail.com if you're interested! Thanks!
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by jjets718 15y ago
Thanks! Do you code?
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Thanks so much! It's been a great experience!
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Ask HN: Are there any CS students that would do a project for $500?
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by jjets718 15y ago
It looks great. Can you use your own app domain name instead of using app.net/yourappname?
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JAK Technologies LLC Looking for Talented Programmer/Engineer
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