Been an Atlassian consultant for a while and I just left (Rather I was let go) from an established Atlassian partner, and I can only feel relief.
I was always more of a data center on prem person and all this cloud nonsense has been going nowhere, except for them.
Those acquisitions are always half baked and you *might see some of it somewhere in a product.
All I can say is I’m happy I’m no longer doing Atlassian consulting.
Echoing to this perhaps, I heard birds can react 13 times faster than we do, which is especially useful in flight with hundreds or thousands of other birds.
Yes, smaller animals, faster heartrate, more direct wiring, they probably experience time different than we do.
Many human responses are purely unconcious muscle memory due to nervous system latency, this also implies the brain has evolved to be highly predictive as to compensate.
> Many human responses are purely unconcious muscle memory due to nervous system latency, this also implies the brain has evolved to be highly predictive as to compensate.
Which I’m reminded of every time I reach to grab a knife I’ve dropped, instead of just stepping back and letting it fall.
Very interesting we’ve had infestations here (France) while I was living in the south, adding biogents moquitaire traps is also successful as a complement, April onwards to October.
But I love the name bucket of death. Tiger mosquitoes are such an annoyance
Had a new Kia for the past five years and there were no issues apart from a speaker replaced under warranty.
I cannot trust PSA, Renault, Stellantis or any other brands anymore. (Takata airbags)
As for those flagships from renowned brands, it feels like a trend. I ‘did’ trust Volvo but won’t anymore. The way it was handled is particularly poor.
