rhc2104

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   Hire me for $22.50/hour(codedoor.com)

   1 points by rhc2104 13y ago|0 comments
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   by rhc2104 13y ago

   Would you be interested in making more people contribute to open source code? Gittip lets people give money to their favorite open source contributors. https://github.com/gittip/www.gittip.com CodeDoor is a way for pro
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   Trying to find a cofounder with a GitHub issue(github.com)

   1 points by rhc2104 13y ago|0 comments
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   by rhc2104 13y ago

   My startup CodeDoor ( https://www.codedoor.com ) might work if you have Open Source contributions.
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   by rhc2104 13y ago

   Contractor fee + 12.5% = Client fee So, CodeDoor ends up taking 1/9 of transactions. I've commented out the payment stuff I have right now. Obviously, I'd like to get that out soon...
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   Open Source and Hiring(medium.com)

   2 points by rhc2104 13y ago|0 comments
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   by rhc2104 13y ago

   Unfortunately, this is more of a feature request than a bug. Right now, there is an interface where you can manually add repositories that you have contributed. Did you see the interface? If not, how can I draw more attention to it? There
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   by rhc2104 13y ago

   Thanks for the kind words and the bug report. Have you created an issue on the GitHub repo? Can you give me a screenshot and the Browser/OS that you are using?
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   by rhc2104 13y ago

   Hi, I'm glad you like the daily rate. I'm hoping that a daily rate will prevent contracts that are too short (as you it's not that cost efficient to get) I like escrow in general, and want it to make sense for hourly/dai
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    That's a great idea! Why don't you open an issue? https://github.com/CodeDoor/codedoor/issues?state=open
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    And CodeDoor has just launched - https://www.codedoor.com/
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    Hi, We literally just launched, so that's why we don't have that many developers yet. CodeDoor is the go-between, although we haven't implemented payments yet. Soon! The vetting is the open source contributions- the idea is
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    Show HN: Marketplace for programmers that have contributed to open source(codedoor.com)

    12 points by rhc2104 13y ago|13 comments
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    The closest site to what you're talking about is ooomf.com (They don't have reviews, though) I'm building a site (CodeDoor) which uses open source contributions as the sole barrier to entry- a nice thing about that is that it
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    My startup ( codedoor.com ) is based around freelancers' open source contributions. For now, even clients have to log in using GitHub, as the freelancers I have talked to prefer technical clients.
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    SEEKING FREELANCERS - Remote This month, I will launch a marketplace for freelance programmers that have contributed to open source. The site uses GitHub login, and to join the site as a freelancer, you need at least one commit in a public
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    Lawdingo does not have subscriptions for people looking for lawyers- you just pay the lawyer for time spent https://www.lawdingo.com/about/clients/phone-consultations
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    Hi Loren, Gittip has made their application public too- https://gist.github.com/whit537/6723103 (Not my company)
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    Cool. Stories like this are why I'm building a marketplace for freelance programmers that have contributed to open source. Of course, it's open source- https://github.com/CodeDoor/codedoor
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    Is Sam saying that investors recommend that a first engineer gets 1.5% (and that he recommends 3%), or that he recommends 1.5%?
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    Marketplace for open source freelance developers(github.com)

    1 points by rhc2104 13y ago|0 comments
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    You don't have to be wealthy (of course, that helps). Sometimes, people are willing to forsake money to start a non-profit. http://www.coca-colascholarsfoundation.org/quest/relentlessl... Samasource's founde
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    Yes, and the internship referred to in the article above is for a non-profit.
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    Users also pay a fee (there are free accounts, but they're very restrictive).
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    To people that didn't read the article: The internship is for Lean In, a non-profit she started, and not for Facebook. Minimum wage laws apply far less to non-profits, since you can legally volunteer at a non-profit.
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    Company idea to anyone that wants one- a website that just sells fitted sheets. I pick my bed size, and see a list of the various type of fitted sheets. Then I select a type and pick a color. This might work as a dropship company. I do not
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    Certainly a good part of the mechanic of Crush the Castle there, but the main differences are: 1) Aiming where the projectiles go is easy 2) Most projectiles use "powerups" Which to me, make the games as different as say, Mario an
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    There are bunch of apartment complexes near the train station. They're just not that tall. The nice thing about Millbrae is that the station has both Caltrain and BART, so you would be able to commute to most SF tech companies without
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    If you're willing to tolerate a 30-35 minute commute, Millbrae/Burlingame is a lot cheaper than Palo Alto, and that allows for job opportunities in both SF and Silicon Valley. But yeah, Bay Area prices are really high.
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    by rhc2104 13y ago

    I agree that most merit scholarships have an additional competitive component, and that includes the more prestigious schools that offer merit scholarships. However, this tool is a good way of ensuring that you have free options (if you hav