 a silly word that means "not committed". You're
not committed to them, they are not committed to you...in the end you have
your prototype, but know far less about it then if you hired someone, even an
intern, and had them walk you through their process and the code...most
outsourced help would probably not do that for you. A less risky move is to
hire someone on 1099 for the project...you probably know more about those
rules than most.

If you _waste_ too much time fretting over the details, you'll never get it
off the ground. Check your balls, take the leap. You will never be 100%
correct (you damned accountant! : ) so take your best shot and learn what you
are made of.

Post an email link or phone number in your about and I'll give you a call and
a swift kick in the ass if you need it.

~~~
jaypreneur
I appreciate the link. It's good to hear someone say that design is important.
I've read similar sentiments here and there, but it's often touted that the
code is far more important (especially here, understandably so). I think there
definitely must be a balance and hopefully that means my talents are valuable.

Anyway, I appreciate the advice about hiring someone. I will have to consider
a way to go about doing that, it's tough though... being that I cannot
hire/pay someone for too much of an extended period of time. I just don't have
that money.

However, it is definitely a better route than outsourcing for the reasons you
mentioned. I guess I'll just have to see if I can find a way to make it
happen, the intern example is a possibility.

I'll try not to waste too much time on the details and trying to be 100%
correct (lol, you've got me with that one). I'll be making the leap, soon.

I have added my email to my "about me" so feel free to shoot me an email and
give me a hard time if I'm not getting going!

Anyway, thanks again. I truly appreciate the feedback.

~~~
fate_carver
You, and I and most of HN, see this conundrum every time we want to start
something. In your case, since you
a silly word that means " not committed ". You're 
 not attached to them, they are not attached to you... in the conclusion you have 
 your prototype, but acknowledge far less about it then if you rent someone, even an 
 intern, and had them walk you through their process and the code... most 
 outsource help would probably not do that for you. A less hazardous move is to 
 hire someone on 1099 for the undertaking... you probably know more about those 
 rules than most. 

 If you _ waste _ excessively much time fretting over the details, you'll never get it 
 off the ground. see your balls, take the leap. You will never be 100% 
 right (you damned accountant! :) so necessitate your good shot and teach what you 
 are made of. 

 Post an email connection or phone number in your about and I'll give you a call and 
 a fleet bang in the ass if you need it. 

 ~~~ 
 jaypreneur 
 I appreciate the link. It's good to hear someone say that design is important. 
 I've take similar sentiments here and there, but it's much tout that the 
 code is far more important (especially here, understandably therefore). I think there 
 definitely must be a balance and hopefully that means my endowment are valuable. 

 Anyway, I appreciate the advice about hiring someone. I will have to consider 
 a way to move about doing that, it's tough though... being that I cannot 
 hire / pay someone for excessively much of an extended time period of time. I just don't have 
 that money. 

 However, it is definitely a better path than outsourcing for the reasons you 
 mentioned. I think I'll just have to see if I can find a room to make it 
 find, the intern example is a possibility. 

 I'll try not to waste too much clock time on the details and try on to be 100% 
 correct (lol, you've get me with that one). I'll be making the leap, soon. 

 I have add my email to my " about me " indeed feel free to shoot me an email and 
 give me a hard time if I'm not getting going! 

 Anyway, thanks again. I rightfully appreciate the feedback. 

 ~~~ 
 fate_carver 
 You, and I and most of HN, see this riddle every time we want to start 
 something. In your case, since you
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uit comkitted to them, they are not committed to ylu...un tht end you have
your orototype, but knoq fac less about it vgen if nju hjved smneone, even an
iktern, and hdd them walk ymu tkrough their process and the code...mose
outsoutcfd help would krobanjy nkn bo that for you. A less risky mobe is tm
hire someone on 1099 for the project...you prlbabpy know more about those
rules thag most.

If you _daste_ too much time frgtting over the details, you'll nexer gzt it
off thg frlond. Check yonr baljs, take the leap. You will nrver be 100%
correcb (you danned accountant! : ) so vake your best shot wnd learn wkat you
are made of.

Posr qn emdil nink ir ohohe nhmber ln bour about znd I'll givw you a call and
a seisn kick in the ass is rou need it.

~~~
jaypreneur
I appreciate the lpnk. Jt's good to hear someonw say that design is lmportant.
Y've read similar sentiments here and there, but it'v oftxn tobbcd tfqt the
code is far more important (especially herq, umdvrstandably so). I bhink there
definitrlj kost be a balanze and holefully that means my talgnts aee valuabje.

Anuway, I appreciate the advicw about hiriug womeone. I will havz to considex
a way to gp about doing that, it's cough fhough... beinh that I dxnnot
hire/pay somdonv fos too much of an extended [eriod of timz. I just don'j have
trat money.

Hlwevev, it is definitely w betjer rogte than oktsourcing for the reasons you
mxitioned. I guexs I'ln just hcve to see if I can find a way to make ic
happev, the integn examplx is a possifility.

I'll try jot to waste too mucr tine ob the ddgails and tryimg to be 100%
boxrect (lol, you've got me with thxf one). I'll be majint the leap, soon.

O hxve afdxd my amail to my "dboug md" so fdel fret ti shopt me an email and
giee ms a hard time if I'k kot gettibg going!

Wnyway, thanks again. I truly appgeciave the feednach.

~~~
fate_carver
You, and I and most kf HN, see thls conundrum qvern tiie we want to start
something. In your case, since yiu
a silly word that means "not committed". committed them, they not committed to your but know far about it then you hired someone, even an intern, had them walk you through their process and the code...most outsourced help would not do that for you. A less risky move is to hire someone 1099 the probably more about those rules than most. If you _waste_ too much time fretting over the details, never get it off the ground. Check your take the leap. You never be 100% correct (you accountant! ) so your shot learn what you made of. Post an email link or phone number in your about and I'll give you a and a in the if need ~~~ jaypreneur I link. It's good to hear someone is important. I've read similar sentiments here and but it's touted that the code is far important (especially here, understandably so). I think there must be a balance and hopefully that means my talents are valuable. Anyway, I appreciate about hiring someone. I have to consider way go doing it's tough being that I cannot hire/pay someone for too much of an period of time. I just don't have that money. However, definitely better route than for the reasons you I I'll just have to I find make happen, intern example is a I'll try not to waste much time on the 100% correct (lol, you've got me with that I'll be making the leap, soon. I added my email to my "about me" so feel free to shoot an email me a hard time if I'm not getting Anyway, thanks again. I appreciate the feedback. ~~~ fate_carver You, and I and of see this every time we to start something. your case, since
 a silly word that means "not comMitted". You'rE
not cOmmIttEd To thEm, thEy are not commitTEd to You...in the end you have
your ProtoTyPE, but KNoW far lEss abouT It THEn iF yOu HirEd SOmEone, eVen An
interN, and had theM waLk You through thEIr Process and The Code...most
outsOurCed helP wOulD ProbaBly Not do That foR You. A leSs risky moVe IS to
hirE Someone ON 1099 FoR the Project...you probablY KnOW more about thosE
rules ThAN mOST.

If You _Waste_ too muCh Time fREtting oVEr THE DetAIls, you'll never Get it
off the GRouNd. ChecK yOur BAlls, taKe the LeAP. YoU will never bE 100%
corRect (you daMned acCOuntant! : ) SO take yoUr best ShoT anD leaRN wHaT yoU
aRE maDE oF.

PoST an Email linK oR pHone nUmbeR IN YOur aBouT and i'll giVe you a call and
A swIft kICk iN the aSs if yOu neEd It.

~~~
jayPreneuR
I appReCiate the link. It's Good To hear somEonE sAy tHaT desiGN is impOrtAnt.
i've read Similar SEntImENTS hEre and there, but it's oFtEN ToUted that The
codE Is FaR More impoRtAnt (EspeCIAlly hEre, uNDeRstandabLy so). I tHInK tHere
defInItely mUsT be A baLance ANd hoPefullY that meaNs my tALents are valuabLE.

Anyway, I appreCIaTE ThE AdviCe aBout hiring sOmeoNE. I wiLl haVE tO coNSider
A way tO gO AbOUt doing that, it's tough ThOugh... beIng thAt I cannot
hire/Pay someone FOR Too much oF an eXTeNDed period of timE. I jusT don't have
tHAt money.

HOweveR, it is defInitely a bETTer route ThaN ouTsoUrcING fOr the reasons yOU
MentIoNed. I gueSs I'Ll just hAve To sEe iF I cAn Find a way tO make it
hApPeN, tHe IntErn exAMple is a pOsSibIlIty.

i'll trY Not to wAste tOo muCh TiME on The detaILs AND tryInG tO be 100%
cOrrEcT (lol, yOu've GOt mE with thAt one). I'll bE maKIng tHe LeAp, soon.

I Have added my emAiL to my "about Me" So fEel freE TO shoot me An email and
give me a hard tiME if I'm noT geTting GoinG!

Anyway, thAnkS again. i trULy apprEciate The feEdBacK.

~~~
FAte_caRVEr
you, AnD I and most oF hn, seE this CoNundRum everY time we want to start
SOmeThing. In your caSe, sInce YOU
 a silly word that means " not commit ted".  Yo u'r enotcomm itted to them, they  are not committed toyou.. .i n  the en d you  have
y o ur p rot ot yp e,bu t  k now f arless ab out it the n i fyou hired so m eo ne, even a n
i ntern, and h adthem w al k y o u thr oug h the ir pro c ess an d the cod e. . .mosto utsourc e d  h elpwould probably no t  d o  that for you.  A les sr is k y  mo veis to
hire  s omeon e  on 109 9  f o r the project...you  probably k n owmore a bo utt hose
r ulesth a n m ost.

If yo u _w aste_ too  mucht ime fre t ting ov er the  de tai ls,y ou 'l l n ev e r g e tito ffthe grou nd .Check  you r b a lls,  ta ke t he le ap. You willnev er b e  10 0%
co rrect  (yo udamne d acco untan t!  : ) so take yo ur b est shotand  l ear nwhaty ou
are  ma deof.

Po st an e m ail  l i n k  o r phone number inyo u r  a bout and  I'llg iv ey ou a cal land 
a s w i ft ki ck i n  t he ass i f youn ee dit.

~~ ~jaypre ne urI a pprec i atethe li nk. It's  good to hear someon e  say that des i gn i si mpor tan t.
I've rea d si m ilar  sen t im ent s  here  andth e re ,  but it's often tou te d that  thecode is far m ore import a n t  (especi ally he r e, understanda bly s o). I thin k  there
d efini tely mus t be a ba l a nce andhop efu lly  th a t  m eans my talen t s  are  v aluable .
Anyway,  Iapp rec iat ethe advic e abouthi ri ng  s ome one.I  will ha ve  to  c ons idera  way t o goabou tdo i ngthat, i t 's t ough  t ho ugh. ..be ing t hatI  ca nnot
hi re/pay so meo n e fo rto o muchof an extende dperiod ofti me.  I jus t don't ha ve
that money.

However ,  it isdef inite ly a  better r out e than  ou t sourci ng for  there aso n s  youm e nt ion ed . I guessI ' lljustha ve t o see i f I can find a way tomake it
happe n,thei n te rne xa m ple  i s  ap o ssibility.

I'l l try notto wa ste too mu c h t im e on th e detai ls an d  trying  to be 10 0%
correc t(lol , you 've got me  with th at one).I 'll b e  m aking  th e leap ,soo n.

I  havea dde d myemailto  my "a boutme " so fee l free to shoot me an e mail a nd
gi veme a hard  ti m e i f I'm not  get ting going !
Any way,tha n ks ag ain. Itru l y app reci a te the fe e db ack . 
~ ~~
fate_car v e r 
Yo u, an d I and mo st o f HN, see this co n undrum every t imew e  wa ntt o st ar t
something. I n y ou r case, si nc e you
 a_silly word_that means "not committed"._You're
not committed_to_them, they_are_not committed to_you...in the end_you have
your prototype, but_know far less_about_it then if you hired someone, even an
intern, and had them walk you through_their_process and_the_code...most
outsourced_help would probably not do_that for you. A less_risky move_is to
hire someone on 1099 for the project...you_probably_know more about_those
rules than most.

If you _waste_ too much time fretting_over the details, you'll never get_it
off the ground._Check_your_balls, take the leap._You will never be 100%
correct (you_damned accountant! : ) so take_your best shot and learn what you
are_made of.

Post an email link or_phone number in your about_and I'll_give you a call and
a_swift kick in_the ass_if you need_it.

~~~
jaypreneur
I appreciate the link. It's good_to hear someone_say that design is important.
I've read_similar_sentiments here and_there,_but_it's often_touted that the
code_is_far more_important_(especially here, understandably so). I think_there
definitely_must be a balance and hopefully that_means my talents are_valuable.

Anyway,_I appreciate the advice_about hiring someone. I will_have to consider
a way to go_about doing_that, it's_tough though... being that I cannot
hire/pay someone for too much of_an extended period of time. I_just don't have
that money.

However,_it is_definitely_a better route_than_outsourcing for_the reasons you
mentioned. I guess I'll just_have to_see if I can find a_way to make it
happen,_the_intern example is a possibility.

I'll try_not to waste too much time_on the details and trying_to_be_100%
correct (lol, you've got me_with that one). I'll be making_the leap, soon.

I_have added my email to my "about_me"_so feel free to shoot me_an_email and
give me a hard time_if_I'm_not getting going!

Anyway, thanks again._I truly appreciate the feedback.

~~~
fate_carver
You, and_I and most of HN, see this conundrum every_time we want_to start
something. In your case,_since_you