Show HN: The shameless experiment
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Show HN: The shameless experiment
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#3Explain, please.
Could HN-ers provide feedback on this idea of making it more socially acceptable or easier to ask for favors?
I'll be happy to provide feedback to one of your ideas or to help with something you need in the best way I can.
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#4Explain, please.
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#5Explain, please.
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#6Explain, please.
I'm trying to make it easy to ask someone I don't know that well for a favor. I believe people don't ask for help often enough. Could HN-ers provide feedback on this idea of making it more socially acceptable or easier to ask for favors? I'll be happy to provide feedback to one of your ideas or to help with something you need in the best way I can.
other than that, I'd say put this in the: "stuff i coded in 30 minutes just 'cause" drawer and keep digging :)
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#8What would you build instead to make this idea work?
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#9Explain, please.
I'm trying to make it easy to ask someone I don't know that well for a favor. I believe people don't ask for help often enough. Could HN-ers provide feedback on this idea of making it more socially acceptable or easier to ask for favors? I'll be happy to provide feedback to one of your ideas or to help with something you need in the best way I can.
Here's an idea - have me tell you what the request entails (programming, personal finance, love, money, etc) and then search through the meetup api of groups that have those key words in them. Now you return to me a list of people on meetup who belong to groups that contain people I could request a favor from. As long as it's in their interest area and you help me write a nice email, you can get me started.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm trying to make it easy to ask someone I don't know that well for a favor. I believe people don't ask for help often enough. Could HN-ers provide feedback on this idea of making it more socially acceptable or easier to ask for favors? I'll be happy to provide feedback to one of your ideas or to help with something you need in the best way I can.
+1 for getting stuff out the door other than that, I'd say put this in the: "stuff i coded in 30 minutes just 'cause" drawer and keep digging :)