Best stack for software programming?

Questions and Comments
#1

I’ve been a self employed programmer for 25+ years. But it was all Visual Basic for Applications – primarily highly customized MS Access apps.

I’m now branching out into C# and web-based apps. And while have the core programming concepts and logic down, the language is far more broad and requires a massively new way of thinking.

I’m also getting old now, so my brain isn’t as quick and fluid as it once was.

I got a client to give me a project in C#, so I’m getting paid while I learn. But, I’m finding it to be a huge struggle. Over and over again it takes hours to figure out how to do something that feels like it should be easy.

SO…

I’m wondering what subliminals would be ideal for this. I need acute results, not a slow burn over months. BTW, I like to listen to the subs while I work, so I’m hoping for subs that don’t create exhaustion.

Obviously, Quantum Limitless would be in the stack – probably the core.

I read another thread where Ultimate Artist was considered but ultimately rejected as not ideal for programming.

What would you recommend I add (if anything) to Quantum Limitless?

NOTE: I’ve been listening to various Subliminal Club subs since Jan 2019. I’ve gotten noticeable benefits from Emperor, Starq, Ascended Mogul and others. But right now I need to focus on getting mastering C# and getting this project done. (It’s a fixed bid, so the longer it takes, the less my average hourly wage is).

EDIT: I just re-read the sales page for Renaissance Man and found this:

“Pure intensity and zest for life coalesced into the form of a man, allowing him to use such intense states and connection with everything around him to create masterworks of art (of any form, be it dance, photography, writing, etc.) and use it to excel in anything that has an artistic or creative aspect to it (such as programming, security, theoretical physics etc.). Indeed, some of the greatest masterpieces of humanity were created by utilizing the power of emotion.”

So, I need to add that to the stack. Anything else? Or, should I just loop those two?

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#2

If you’re OK with standalone subs, then I’d recommend (as usual) Ascended Mogul and Limitless.

IF you want to use Quantum Limitless, I’d recommend Ascended Mogul with each stage you run of QL.
I used AscMogul and Limitless (when they were “just” QV1).
Went from knowing basically nothing about XCode, Swift, etc to having a working iOS app prototype in 6 days.

The productivity hit on that was so intense I ended up calling out hours from my job to work on that almost nonstop that whole 6 days, other than sleeping.

After stuff got upgraded to QV2, I used Emperor+Limitless on a Saturday once to work on code stuff, and that productivity wasn’t as “intense feeling” even though I got the same amount of work (or more) done in a day as compared to the QV1 AscMogul and Limitless.

So I guess I’d recommend Limitless with either AscMogul or Emperor. all QV2 of course.

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#3

So, you recommend Limitless over Quantum Limitless?

And you feel Ascended Mogul was extremely helpful in your programming journey?

#4

I’m now wondering if a custom sub is the way to go.

I already licensed these modules:

I.Q. and Cognitive Booster
Productivity Unleashed
Blue Skies
DEUS
Intuition Enhancer
Overdrive
The Architect
FEBRUUS

(with EOG and QL as cores)

After a bit of searching, I’m considering doing a new custom with these:

Best candidates
Limitless
Renaissance Man Q Core
Informaticon
Index Gate
RAIKOV
Ascended Mogul

Possible additional candidates:
Harmonic Singularity
Machine: Action
Carpe Diem Ascended
Deep Sleep
Energetic Development XI

All of these are either cognitive or energy focused. In fact, Index Gate appears to be specifically for programming.

Then I’d have to decide whether to do those by themselves or include the modules I already licensed, too.

If I leave out the existing ones, I could run the two customs back to back.

OTOH, that’s $360 for the custom. Whereas I already own the standard Limitless and Ascended Mogul. Maybe the custom wouldn’t do enough more than the standards to justify the cost?

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#5

Yes since you said you want fast/acute results. Limitless can be thought of as QL Lite I guess. Not the best name, but it’s a full program that will get you results much faster than running the course with QL.
I’d STILL run QL at some point, so you get those long-term results.

For sure. It has some of the same productivity stuff as Limitless. Remember, I did these when it was still QV1, and I pretty much had it on every second I was in the office. Don’t do that with QV2, but for sure start with a loop of each.

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#6

Hmmm…

Maybe I should run one loop of qv2 and then infinite loop of QV1.

#7

I think only QV2 would be good 3 times a week to start off for you. Also, I’d very much not recommend doing infinite loops of QV1 even back to the older tech people tried to do that and had heavy recon. Just a suggestion :smile:

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#8

QV2 is a vast improvement over QV1. I’d stick to the new stuff :slight_smile:

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#9

If I had to choose a stack from the Main Store, I would go with:

StarkQ
Renaissance Man
R.I.C.H. Ultima
(StarkQ has scripting for Intelligence, “creating world impacting technology” and Limitless)

If am going for a custom, I would do:

  1. StarkQ Core
  2. Renaissance Man Q Core
  3. R.I.C.H. Ultima Core
  4. Index Gate
  5. Technology Prodigy
  6. Virtuoso di Matematica
  7. Informaticon
  8. RAIKOV
  9. I.Q. and Cognitive Booster
  10. Productivity Unleashed
  11. Machine: Action
  12. Carpe Diem Ascended
  13. Jupiter
  14. Mosaic
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#10

Agree with Stark-RM based stack. I’ve posted last week why I think this is awesome.

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#11

Ohhh yeah Stark all the way :slight_smile:

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#12

Hey, have you tried QLQ qv2 yet?

#13

I haven’t bought QL yet

#14

Do you think that the Blink and Master’s Coordination modules could help with increasing the speed and accuracy of using mouse and keyboard?

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#15

Must admit that the idea of using these 2 modules for faster typing speeds and higher typing accuracy sounds intriguing. Worth a shot.