haskell or JavaScript

@arjaycodes I was thinking more on hourly based payment. For example:

We have 3 tiers:

- junior
- dev
- senior

and each comes with different qualifications and hourly fee.

You start as junior but can level up by doing work and beeing recommended by employers.

You can also level up by sending your CV to 'our' staff that can out you in the right position/tier.

An employer can post a task with a certain amount of time given for the task.

Then the devs can apply and the employer can choise based on experience or cost.

Since everyone costs the same (depending on his tier etc) it will not become a low-biding site, but rather a matter of what talent you need.

security

@PrivateGER https://github.com/ninijay/...

@PrivateGER deciding where to put the repo... MS GitHub? gitlab? bitbucket?

@silverstar i will create a repo, and discord channel

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use vim

be able to watch rick and morty

@AlexDeLarge @AlexDeLarge ok why not hire a vaper to "rip clouds" in the data center?

@Darmark updated the description

The idea was that ppl could post tasks for their projects that developers could pick up and do.

if you have a slow sprint in scrum eg. you you post some tasks there

looks like a normal student afternoon. Everybody is doing everything but actual work/ learning

@ramen woah yeah sounds nice. But I've never done that before...

yeah for hacking there are ctfs.. but coding?

yay nice

@ewpratten any links?

TypeWriter master race

But what if the AI learns PHP!!????

We're lost.

Using GUI Clients < Using CLI Clients < Using No Clients

I like this

Since when is this a new thing? Hasn't this existed for Lenovo laptops like 10 years?