Sounds very cool. Thanks for sharing your experience with it.

Thats pretty interesting. Do you mind telling us rough numbers on time spent building and sale price? Did you set out to make something you thought you could sell or just end up selling it?

Kind of. I saw there were marketplaces like Xpiece, GitMarket, etc popping up and I’m wondering if anyone tried those or something like it. They don’t seem to be exactly branded as ‘template marketplaces’ like a lot of the old source code sites were, but maybe there’s no difference.

hahaha I really want to know what you’re talking about!

I generally assume their ratings are gamed, especially for smaller shops. I know I’ve been asked recently (in the last year) to review the company I’m currently working at on glassdoor by a superior. As you can imagine, I gave the place a good review.

A year later, they’ve laid me and all but 1 dev (the CEOs buddy) off and failed to do basic shit like send COBRA info and agreed upon severance payments, but their glassdoor doesn’t reflect that, because glassdoor doesn’t make it possible to edit reviews past 30 days. I suppose I could go delete the review at least

how do people still have this much faith in the tools humans build after seeing the climate change caused by the industrial revolution.

is that what people used stackoverflow for? I google cheatsheets for simple syntax reminders.

What I found stack overflow useful for was ‘I have this random bug in this random browser / os combo - here’s what hasn’t worked, has anyone dealt with it?’ - and then hopefully we can all share the misery of this bug until someone figures out the source.

Not sure where to go for that type of thing anymore.

No need for lurk mode here friend

Listen I live in the USA, but if thats your best pushback to all those facts - should tell you what a dire state we are in. And prisons that aren’t for profit still send out prisoners to for-profit industries to work, so it’s kind of a moot point.

Jerboa works okay for me on android but maybe it’s bad on others

This might actually get me into Star Trek. Although as a casual lover of Sci fi who bounces off shows that dont hook me, it sounds like I should start with TNG or ENT

The title led me to think this might be about how the english language is uniquely bad at programming language since its pretty imprecise. But it’s more about how an ai language model, and ai in general, is poorly suited to dealing with and parsing business requirements from execs.

Which, fair enough I agree.