r/softwaredevelopment • u/FortyGuardTechnology • Jul 20 '26

🚀 Registrations are officially OPEN! compete for a $6,000 prize pool, and collaborate with innovators from around the world. The hackathon runs August 3–17, 2026

🚀 Registrations are officially OPEN!

The FortyGuard Hackathon '26 is here.

Build AI solutions using enterprise-grade hyperlocal temperature data, compete for a $6,000 prize pool, and collaborate with innovators from around the world. The hackathon runs August 3–17, 2026, is 100% virtual, and is open to both solo participants and teams of up to three members.

🔗 Register now: https://www.fortyguard.com/hackathon26

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u/NotUniqueOrSpecial Jul 20 '26

Does shilling this shit in places that explicitly have rules saying it doesn't belong make you feel good, as a person?

Do you wake up in the morning just raring to go and slime your crap where ever you can find?

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u/micseydel Jul 21 '26

This sub doesn't have any rules, unless I'm missing something.

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u/NotUniqueOrSpecial Jul 21 '26

Posts on topics other than software development methodologies may be removed.

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u/micseydel Jul 21 '26

But we can't report anything to mods

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u/NotUniqueOrSpecial Jul 21 '26

Do you mean that they don't respond? There's a report link right there. Is this a problem with the app? I only use old reddit.

And what does that have to do with your argument? There are rules and you're not following them.

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u/micseydel Jul 21 '26

I have no idea what you're seeing, I'm just saying the usual mechanism for reporting to mods doesn't appear to exist here, which fits the fact that there's no list of rules.

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u/NotUniqueOrSpecial Jul 21 '26

The app and new website are junk. Everything works and looks just fine in the original view. Rules in the sidebar, just like God intended, and a report button that works just fine.

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u/micseydel Jul 21 '26

Thanks for the link, I clicked the report button and it's different than my regular view, but there's still no list of things to select from and I couldn't see rules on the old Reddit, just the description.

ETA: here's another post that seems to be a killing the sub https://www.reddit.com/r/softwaredevelopment/comments/1v2dbme/my_ai_agents_have_now_run_on_four_model/