Timezone: CST
Stack: All (There is no need to stick to one language)
Experience level: Advanced
Goal: Create humanitarian coding projects

I am looking for a small group of people to make Christian coding content(3-4 people), like a programming studio. Examples include language learning of the Bible, video games in wholesome family friendly themes, IDEs, mods, game engine components, maybe geospatial work if you are inclined. I am an older 34 year old male and have been relentlessly studying Computer Science for 8 years, I am much better than someone who has been doing it 8 years.

I seek advanced programmers who are wholesome and either believe in the Christian content or can truly get behind it.

I can teach AI, how to read/write research papers, teamwork, but my main requirement is that you have actual background in Computer Science as without that you can't really do much.

I feel that is not an unreasonable request given there are plenty of CS majors who have not caught up to AI.

The way its going to work is we brainstorm good humanitarian projects and work together to create them one at a time as a hobby for our actual SWE jobs to keep up with the market.

You will have to pay for your own AI tokens though. I have Claude/ChatGPT Max plans. We can pool them(Yes there are ways to pool subscription plans) if either one of us runs out.

Hi everyone! I'm Rubash, a PhD researcher at Utah State University. I study how programmers experience their work, and how AI tools are changing it.

I'm running a short survey on what people enjoy, and don't enjoy, about programming. You'll rate how much you enjoy different parts of programming, like designing solutions, debugging, getting into deep focus and working with others. A few questions ask how AI tools fit into your enjoyment, and at the end you can optionally describe a moment when programming made you happy or frustrated.

- Who can take it: anyone 18 or older who programs, whether you're a student, a professional developer or a hobbyist. You don't need to use AI tools to take part.
- Time: about 8–10 minutes
- Anonymous: no names or email addresses are collected
- Voluntary: you can stop at any time
- Reviewed under Utah State University IRB protocol #16067

Survey link: https://usu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5tlHcxPt97zfOdw

I'm happy to share a summary of the results here once the study is finished. If you have questions, comment below or email me at rubash.mali@usu.edu.

Thanks for helping out!

I'm looking for a programmer who wants to work for me for free and expand their art to create a visual novel inspired by Beastars.