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OK, we are firmware developers who use JIRA in a very advanced way with our clients, and we gave it a go and I just came back here to give the team some feedback because no doubt they are watching this very closely.

The killer missing feature for us is that we can't define different issue types. For example, we would typically have issue types like "Requirement", "Bug", "Signal", etc. with different icons and use child/parent hierarchies to sort these in a tree with this hierarchy: L1 high-level business requirement, L2 technical breakdown stories, L3 very specific requirement/bug/signal.

In line with this, there's no way to show the issue layout as an expandable tree-view (called "List" view in JIRA), and so our requirements tree would get all mashed up and flattened.

For each technical story/signal we would have a custom field where we set the source file where we are implementing it. This would help us hammer out the architecture of projects very quickly and have them line-up with technical requirements. Doesn't seem to be a way to add custom fields to different issue types. Later we would export this all out of JIRA to help write our documentation.

Lastly, a JIRA replacement without a corresponding Confluence replacement could be a bit of a point of friction. I hope that somewhere on your roadmap you plan to develop a basic solution to cater for the Confluence need.

Otherwise ... it looks nice. Have you thought about offering a self-hosted version, since JIRA no longer offers this?
It probably depends on setups, but at Robinhood, Jira would take 15 seconds to load a wiki page (any wiki page)
They're incredibly innovative in the intellectual property space. Their lawyers have successfully sued an incredibly diverse range of people using a wide range of unique and esoteric arguments.

Even when they're not successful in court, they're still generally successful in a business sense by forcing smaller companies into bankruptcy, takeover or into accepting licensing on terms favorable to Oracle.

They're doing lots of "cool" things, it's just all evil corporate legal things. They don't do anything "cool" in terms of developing technology.
Similarly, you can probably learn Python and (given your interest in math) data science, or TypeScript and web dev (may not be the most rewarding career but it can buy you time to pivot to something else). If you have been writing code for a while you should be able to pick up a specialization to a junior level in a few weeks, and some places will let you do that learning on the job. Good luck, and don’t give up.
Selection bias? The person who who went to public school and didn’t do fine is not so likely to be posting on HN?
This right here. I make decent money as a software eng, but recently spent time with family and saw how much my little brothers are making in roof sales and low voltage electrical work (intercoms, led lighting, etc). Trades and home building in the US pay pretty well.
Most humans can't pass the Turing test.

Yeah, I was on tour with a group of Americans and Australians when we went past something associated with Johnathan Swift.

I made snarky remark about eating the poor and the only person who got the joke was the tour guide who started laughing.

Even the history teacher from the US didn't get my joke. Alas.
IR35 is going away. It got the axe in the insane mini budget a few weeks ago.
I live in an urban area in Canada so get where you are coming from, but at the same time I just don't see the actual issue. It's not enough to get anywhere even remotely close to high off of and living in a city is a stinky experience by necessity of accommodating everyone and their diverse food, leisure and work preferences (also, humans are stinky in general, either from BO or from the fragrances they choose to wear to cover their BO).
Do you have a spouse? You might be worried about public school quality, but at some point it would be cheaper to just have the spouse stay at home and home school.
I have so much to do at work that I couldn’t get it done even if I worked weekends and split into two people.

If you want more to do, work hard and find somebody like me with tasks that they either don’t have time to do, or don’t want to do; then volunteer to handle one that you want to learn how to do. They will shrug and say, “I guess.” You could even get started on it ahead of time so that you can present an idea for how to solve it at the pitch stage — after all, you say you have nothing else to do.

If you do that enough times over the years, you’ll learn so much that it will be you who the company depends on to do way too much, and you’ll start being thankful (if a tiny bit skeptical) when a junior offers to take a task off your hands…
It’s not as simple as that. ‘Talking’ doesn’t create a reference where you can see what’s been done yet, and of course people leave teams or get sick etc. so there are many reasons to want to see what was and wasn’t completed.
Verizon moves commercial traffic onto its 5G core
Exactly, HD lumber is junk to begin with, often you need to go through half of the pile to find couple decent pieces. If you order online you’ll get junk filtered out by other customers.
When you say very advanced way do you mean Jira workflows? Or do you mean more than that?
What are the differences between a Landscape Architect and a Landscape Designer?
They do disclose that now.
As your organisation get bigger some structure and bureaucracy is necessary and beneficial.

Of course, whether that structure and bureaucracy needs to be a ticketing system is a different question.
Slowly and with a lot of patience.
I believe this is different.

Coaching is about your present -> future

Therapy is about your past <- present

I wouldn't every touch career counselling via google search. Mostly finding recommendations on via known folks and referrals.
I meant before society would hit significant pain points. Trains and trucks are logistics. Planes do a little, too, but how much of what planes do actually qualities as critical?
What do you mean KMart exists?
I don’t know the situation in the US but in Germany a large part of basic benefits (your company might offer more on top) are explicitly a % if your salary, to the point where you can say the minimum legally required benefits (and often the minimum is what you get) mean salary cost regardless of how much you earn is about 23% higher than gross salary. When I worked remotely for a US firm they paid me 25% more on the advertised gross salary to compensate for not being able to offer benefits abroad (I was a freelancer as they didn’t have a German subsidiary), which sounds like not that different than the German overhead.
> Maybe I should learn things and get distracted in these uncertain times.

It sounds to me like you've already got one foot on the ladder out of that hole.

I'm pretty sure I've been in that hole, and I'm pretty sure I remember that ladder.
How big of a company? Is it a consultancy?
Same protocol, but the implementation is at the discretion of whoever writes the server code.

For example I went to check and in crosvm we use a BTreeMap already for Fids for our p9 implementation (thankfully): https://github.com/google/crosvm/blob/main/common/p9/src/ser...
Australian KMart, most likely.
On a small enough scale, 'talking' does work. So do post-its etc.

If kotlin2 sticks to those small enough scales, they can indulge their preferences.

Bigger organisations have more and more need for structure.
Yield thou not to adversity, but instead fight on all the harder!
A billionaire is just a guy who was piloting the plane during a flight which got a once in a lifetime 200mph tailwind.

Now idiots are convinced the pilot is special , wiseguys don’t believe in fairytales and they just look at the weather chart for that flight so that the truth becomes perfectly crystal clear.

That is all there is to it.

If playing roulette was as popular as business or hustling in general, (being played by 8bn people 24/7/365) you’d have billionaires roulette players too. Doesn’t mean they are special it’s just that with a sample that big somebody is bound to be benefiting from the 200mph tailwind
it might drive some skepticism toward long term support or reliability ( everything has to be developed three times ) and unknown performance characteristics ( or even potential behavior ) across platforms.

not sure I agree with the take, but that's how I read it
“ Well, the Simpsons really called this one first. In Season 6, Episode 25, "Who Shot Mr. Burns," the evil Mr. Burns decides that he's going to block out the sun to cool Springfield so people have to rely on his energy company to heat their homes and power their lights.”

Read More: Simpsons Called It First: Bill Gates Wants To Block Out The Sun To Cool Earth | https://97x.com/simpsons-called-it-first-bill-gates-wants-to...
That reminds me of this hilarious comment of 25 million lines of code in Oracle DB: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18442941
The fans definitely quiet down during low load.
Chat to your doctor about this, sounds like it may be ‘proper’ depression and they’ll be able to give you advice to tackle it. Maybe you aren’t but talking it through early and catching it early is best :)

A life lesson I learned was to ensure your personal life is as satisfying as your work life so when one tanks you have the other. Make sure your mental model of yourself is >than just ‘software developer’. Learning Japanese sounds healthy :)

On a productive note, if you want work look at Python. There’s tons of remote Python roles and it has some ML elements your maths knowledge will help with.
When I was constructed, the tunnel did have 3m of sediment on top of it. This was required, as the tunnel was dug horizontally. Unless that changed over time, no part of the tunnel should be exposed.
I personally also don't like the direction Deno was taking,

Yeah, the story is:

Deno: Hi, we are a new nodejs alternative without all the mistakes nodejs made.

Bun: Hi

Deno: We are going to adopt all nodejs mistakes.
The Pixel 7 Pro's battery life results are in – and we have bad news
>In an alternate universe, the Chief Information Security Officer of Equifax is giving interviews about the dangers of work from home for cyber security roles, informed by her masters in music composition and 0.0 years of IC experience as deep expertise.

I'm struggling to understand what the point of this was.
I couldn't find a mention of it - but is there any plans or ability to self-host? I'm personally not a fan of keeping everything in the cloud. Also are there export options in the event someone wanted to leave the platform?
Fujitsu and Japanese Uni propose 'endorsement layer' to make internet trustable
That's a fix but doesn't give you the feedback about what you just did.
You will come around.
"Never will" is of course an untrue hyperbole. There are stronger and stronger incentives to make this happen, and while it's probable that non-renewables will never go to 0.0%, they will definitely reach for it.

173TW is the amount of solar energy that reaches Earth. More than 10,000x what we currently use. Sure, we'll probably never (there's that word again!) use all of it, but it gives a sense of scale. And who knows, perhaps we'll use more since there's always the other side of the sun. Apparently, a full dyson sphere around the sun would theoretically give us 400 septillion (10^24) watts.
Our team tried Linear for three months and here are my takes:

1. It's fast. All interactions are instant.

2. It looks great from top to details.

3. It's quite complex. The information architecture is confusing.

Ultimately we decided to go back to GitHub Issues because we spent too much time on clicking and finding things. Hope they fix the UI hierarchy.
During the dot com bust, my brother -in-law ended up being unemployed for 18 months.

Moving back in with family, if an option, is always a good path in situations like this.
What would happen to those who paid into social security for decades?
Very true. My point was that you don’t have to use ticketing as a control mechanism - you can use it however you like and it doesn’t imply distrust. Similarly you can have an overbearing or micromanaging boss whether or not ticketing is used.
No, the changes to it are going away, not the legislation. It'll be back on contractors to make the determination of IR35 status again
Yo, don't @ me. And yes, those of us with poor public school experiences are here on HN.
^ , its exhausting seeing the world for what it really is. You have the fed currently tipping the scales against workers right when workers started having bargaining power after ten years of liquidity being pumped and stored under the rug that was the equity/private markets, no money circulating means no real inflation. Once the fed members sold a year ago in October it was obvious they were going to crash the economy all that money rushed out into hard assets and money began circulating. Sure supply side played a part, makes for a great cover. Now you have record inflation and before workers can demand higher pay to offset the higher cost of living they're going to nip it and restart the cycle where workers have no leverage all over again having to accept a lower standard of living where your money doesn't go as far. Unless you were born wealthy, you're playing a short stacked game that's -ev. As more people realize that playing by the rules and working hard gets you no where, the more crime and scams will become appealing and will thrive. And for all the tech workers who made decent money the past ten years and have the libertarian mindset that you accomplished it all by yourself, well that was mostly the feds liquidity pumping your options and RSUs and even then you probably deserved more money than you got paid. About the easy way out comment, have felt and feel the same way, though the blink reunion tour might buy me more time.
its common practice to refer to presidents with that title: carter, bush and obama you all hear the same.
I might sound like an old fart, but what is wrong with the word "lessons" that we need to replace it as a noun with a noun-ed verb like "learnings"?
I'm curious about the average radioscopic output of the entire Earth vs. the moon slowing the Earth down (several 10^12 W). I guess we would need temperature data at deeper depths than we have available.
There were multiple mistakes other than that, but for example initially you needed an invite to Google+ and they artificially limited the number of invites. This worked great for them with gmail, creating an inflation of demand and a fomo effect but with Google+ it just meant if you were on Google+ noone you knew (who didn't actually work for Google) was on there and if you weren't on Google+ you couldn't get on unless you knew someone who worked for Google or was one step removed.

They built a business model that relies on network effects and then deliberately killed the network effect during the adoption phase.
> So far, every single company I applied for, rejected my job application. (Told me that they found a person better qualified than me.)

The problem isn't your qualifications, it's your resume and the roles you're applying for! Just look on the Who's Hiring threads here on HN, and filter on the ones that look interesting. Remember, first and foremost, you're applying for a job, it's not some academic tenure track or PhD program. It doesn't have to be that interesting if it pays.

Then, update your resume, and basically broadcast it widely, from maybe 100 applications, you might get 10-20 responses, and from those you might get a shortlist of 4 or 5. Then hit the interviews for these while preparing another "broadcast". It's simply a numbers game.
Bard is also a character class in many RPGs (nethack, Bards Tale); GPs comment makes sense in that context.
Expand beyond C/C++. I realized about halfway through my career that full time C/C++ work was diminishing and higher-level languages and frameworks were going to open up more jobs (they did). For me, this involved learning more web tech (python, javascript, UI dev) as well as Java. As a C++ dev you might want to also look into Rust as thats becoming more prevalent and popular these days.

Hell, you should just apply to a bunch of Rust jobs, noting your deep experience in C/C++, and see if they bite.

Good luck.
KMart is a good competitor to Ikea. At least in Australia.
The website has that info (aisle & bin), iirc.

Note: Some items require multiple boxes, from different bins. And sometimes only 2 out of 3 are in stock, even though though the website says there are 3-5 of each in stock.
Keep applying! It's very normal for a job search to take months. And it's possible that one of the companies will reach out to you down the line with an interview offer.

It sounds like your resume could use some review. Consider reaching out to friends and experts. Good luck!
> Apes together strong.

Someone sees your comment and the next thing you see: they are invited to join NATO. /s
I’m curious what examples people might have of what the most customer friendly store layout is.

What store do you think, “this is a completely no-nonsense customer friendly layout?”
I don't know much about linear but I'll describe their landing page as pure design porn.
Because the team has made a collective decision to move to Canada. We also wanted to launch the product first in Canada.
This also seems to reflect the debate on agglutinative vs. isolating languages, or at least languages with more words vs. less words. One style is great for creative prose and philosophy, the other is practical for real world communication with those with varying skill levels.

See Lojban for a very practical and clear language, which only allows you to create words packed with too much meaning when you are constructing metaphors using rafsi forms.
Knowing your audience is 98% of making a good joke.
They basically saved Java when they bought it, tons of great features and quick updates nowadays. There was almost zero innovation for about a decade while it was with Sun.
Apple Stores. You can see absolutely everything from the moment you walk in.

(With the possible exception of multi-story stores, but maybe there isn't much you can do about that.)

A good contrast is Best Buy stores. I hate them so much. It's impossible to find anything.
Learnings is the corporatized version of lessons and is used to remove the possible negative implication that something possibly failed.
Microsoft Office Retiring After 30 Years. Behold Microsoft 365
> "If you peel post-its from the side, they don’t curl up."

Right, they curl to the side instead.

Though possibly not as much if you peel close to the adhesive.
Even if you lose all your property and declare bankruptcy, you can still drive a car, you can still work in food service, you can still drag yourself out of the hole. I hesitate to bring up religion here, but even if you are not religious then philosophies like stoicism can bring you peace. And also look into psychiatric drugs like anti-depressants, they do work for many people. Good luck and don't give up hope
Like how Jay-walking is illegal right now
You're making a similar argument rich people make to defend their wealth: they earned it, they're comfortable, and they don't care what other people think. Not caring about anyone besides your immediate circle is the problem, so you bragging about it just means we'll never agree.
I know that stressed feeling and I know how it feels like it’s never going to end but believe it or not this is a big opportunity. You were in a rut and now you’re going to dig yourself out of it! But, you’re going to need to think differently. First, you need to face the truth that you matter infinitely more than your employment status, debt burdens, and past mistakes. Second, you have a lot to offer the world in ways that right now would surprise and amaze you. Third, you’re going to have to fundamentally change your strategy so you need to seek really specific advice about your situation with someone who can connect you to the right resources. Maybe tap your network for appropriate gigs, talk to a career counselor, a therapist at a local charity e.g. some Catholic Dioceses have free therapy charities, talk to a local Priest or Pastor who often help people in your situation and will know resources in your area. Digging yourself out of this rut is your new full time job, you’re the most qualified, and I believe in you! Good luck!
Meta’s push to build avatar legs has Wall Street questioning the companys future
The reality is that most of your comments will be reminding people to follow the style guide or to not organize their code like monkeys with type writers.

If you're leaving comments about style on PRs then your tooling isn't doing a good enough job. You should have a linter and a formatter configured, everyone should be sharing the same config, and they should always be run on a prepush hook (or earlier... run them on file saves if possible). Badly formatted code should make the the push fail so the dev has to fix the problem before they can open a PR. Force pushes and skipping hooks should be vigorously discouraged. That way badly formatted code shouldn't make it to the repo and your PRs can focus on more important things.

Obviously this is really hard to implement on a project that's old and has thousands of linter errors. If you didn't set it up on a greenfield project right at the start you can't really complain too much though.
All workers should unionize. There is no need to punch down or be classist in any direction.

Know how the 40 hour work week became a thing, paid time off, etc.? Collective action by workers.

Employee-owned co-ops are actually the fairest structures for workers of all sorts.

If you're not an owner, then you're the product, being cheated, and at the mercy of the corporation to fire or replace you at any time.
but then the context is a discussion about recent layoffs
Does it run from a network share ?
> and the elevator has no button to get back down.

At my ikea that's true, but if you get on at the 2nd floor someone will inevitably be on the bottom floor to summon the elevator.
eh, I'll let my comment stand on its own ;-)
Don’t let this life defeat you. Keep your head up.
Oh that's also great! Thanks for the tip, I'll have to incorporate it!
And what's gonna happen when the sun won't shine?

You think large powerplants that will need to be turned back on then can be turned on like a TV, with a press of a button?

Also: the energy comes from renewables, but the solar panels themselves are certainly not.
Just wait for them at the caffeteria?
Congrats on the launch of the new website! Feel free to add Contra to https://linear.app/customers. We are avid users of Linear!
I'll see if we can get permission to discuss this publicly.
Why the concern of these people? Someone might get credit who doesn't deserve it? There are bigger problems in the world, and life is about getting fucked out of things you do deserve all the time. Meh.
each bird gets a costco membership and free samples
Value chain innovation
I moved from Obsidian (big fan) to Foam because I already do most of my writing and coding in vscode might as well keep my notes there as well. Loads of vscode functions and plugins (like asciidoc) carry over to note taking world perfectly!

Have to say though - it's quite a bit of work to get the whole Foam ecosystem working compared to obsidian but once you get it done it's very freeing.
It gets worse Khaine. New startups and companies being run by Millennial are a joke. They are too deep into this; and they encourage and nurture a culture of mediocrity.

But everything will eventually even out. Remember when it was claimed that QE will not bring inflation because MMT? How did that turn out Morties?
Take care of your physical health, and go for long 5 mile (8 km) walks everyday. Mental health substantially depends on physical health and hope you feel better.
Invisalign.