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Best message recently in work Slack: @nird (our new PM on Stripe Atlas) asking for someone to quick co-found a company with him so we can test Atlas onboarding.
Part of the vision for Atlas was that one could do companies as easily as getting an m3.medium. We’re getting there.
var mystartup = new Atlas.foundCompany(); mystartup.founderList = [identityConst]; http://mystartup.positions.ceo = identityConst; In an ideal world (one can dream): mystartup.filetaxes();
I'm amused by the idea of a test suite for this. At test time, you might well create and destroy (or take through other processes - acquisition, chapter 11 etc) a number of companies best described using exponential notation.
I also really don't see why "Undo" (or something like full version control) shouldn't be possible. Especially if some smart jurisdiction could brought on board. Vermont allowed Virtual corps, though I presume there was some flaw that prevented it taking off. Probably: it's not DE
You can see how much JavaScript I've written recently (none). new Atlas.foundCompany can be made to work, but I don't think it's very idiomatic. Feeling slightly sheepish. If you're going to make jokes in code (even semi-seriously), they should at least be idiomatic jokes...
IRS requests the tax method is implemented in parent constructor please!
They'd probably insist on Java for the API, too. Cost disease strikes again.
The US tax code currently runs on an operating system called bureaucracy. It’d be neat to see @stripe atlas as an effort to refactor it w/ compile time checks & shorter, cheaper feedback loops.
If only the .filetaxes() function was universal. Anyone up for creating an API for the IRS?
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