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by tempestn 3y ago
My personal theory would be that the change in Boeing management is catching up to them. But like the anti-DEI folks, all I have to base that on is rough correlation. I certainly wouldn't try to make a case based on that alone.
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by tempestn 3y ago
And somehow all the replies are blaming DEI or affirmative action. Twitter's really gone off the rails.
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by tempestn 3y ago
I'm kind of surprised they'd post something this substantial without any apparent proofreading (given the repetition around the Tesla stuff).
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by tempestn 3y ago
Please create that landing page. I'd love to see that hit the homepage here.
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by tempestn 3y ago
I keep hearing that Jira sucks, but I've also heard from some that it only sucks if you make it suck: that it's basically PMs adding a bunch of unnecessary steps and box-ticking and such that makes it painful to use. What would yo
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by tempestn 3y ago
Yeah, I'm actually leaning toward giving it a try since we're on Bitbucket already. Might do a limited trial while we still have Pivotal access so we only have to do a full migration once.
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by tempestn 3y ago
Were you able to import your data? Directly or through another app?
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by tempestn 3y ago
Linear actually looks quite good, but I'm a bit afraid of committing to a smaller option now and ending up with another rugpull.
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by tempestn 3y ago
Anyone have recommendations for alternatives that would require minimal adjustment for someone accustomed to Pivotal? From a quick glance ClickUp or Monday.com look ok maybe? JIRA is obviously common but presumably would have a large learni
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by tempestn 3y ago
I've emailed them, but don't have a reply yet. Presumably they're a bit inundated at the moment. Took me a few attempts writing it before I managed an appropriately civil tone. Ended up venting my frustration cryptically inst
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by tempestn 3y ago
We've got a great workflow with Pivotal, and a ton of data in there, especially completed stories for reference. Seems like a price gouge for folks like us for whom switching would be painful.
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Tell HN: Pivotal Tracker removes non-enterprise price tiers
90 points by tempestn 3y ago|60 comments
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by tempestn 3y ago
Nor does the steering yoke.
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by tempestn 3y ago
Couldn't be worse than the old caps with the silicone-it's impossible to get a small squirt from those things. You've either got nothing, or you're swimming in ketchup.
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by tempestn 3y ago
> Gemini said it was “pleased to announce that we have finally reached a settlement in principle with Genesis and other creditors in the Genesis Bankruptcy that will, if approved by the Bankruptcy Court, result in all Earn users receivin
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by tempestn 3y ago
And another one: could we take someone's own stem cells, edit this mutation into them with CRISPR, culture more of them, and then re-implant them?
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by tempestn 3y ago
That situation was (is?) absolutely mind-boggling. I personally know government employees that were being underpaid with no recourse for months on end because the software wasn't working and the government apparently had no alternate w
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by tempestn 3y ago
I read much of it as well, and agree with the conspiracy nonsense evaluation. Many references to supposed secret meetings held between international/university/etc. elites in one year or another with no specifics or evidence whats
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by tempestn 3y ago
With that being the case, you would think that grid hardening would not have trouble getting funding, as a matter of national security.
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by tempestn 3y ago
Was just dealing with similar nonsense from BMO Harris bank yesterday. I got this text (numbers changed): "FreeMsg: BMO Fraud Ctr: 18774352371 Case 19684358 Did you attempt $4.00 at NYTIMES with card x1234? Reply YES or NO" The 12
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Rivian says it is laying off 10 percent of its workforce(theverge.com)
2 points by tempestn 3y ago|0 comments
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by tempestn 3y ago
Or by burning coal instead of NG.
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by tempestn 3y ago
What I'd like to see instead is sites required to report in some standard format various aspects of their content related to age appropriateness. Browsers could then implement parental controls where parents could control what sorts of
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by tempestn 3y ago
There's also an embedded editorial video singing the praises of the bill.
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Senate Poised to Pass Kids Online Safety Act KOSA(washingtonpost.com)
43 points by tempestn 3y ago|41 comments
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by tempestn 3y ago
Amazon order emails (confirmations and shipping notices) don't say what was actually ordered, just an order number and maybe a price. So if you buy a lot of stuff on Amazon and/or don't remember what you ordered, you have t
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by tempestn 3y ago
I expect it's being downvoted because it's patronizing and lacking in any useful information beyond an implied disagreement.
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by tempestn 3y ago
I'm actually tempted to build it myself. The question is, would Amazon come down on it. They seem to allow the Shopify Shop app integration, but perhaps there were some negotiations behind that.
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Ask HN: A plugin/extension to add Amazon order info back to emails
3 points by tempestn 3y ago|6 comments
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by tempestn 3y ago
I switched away from it in 2021. Certainly most websites handled it fine, and most of my email went through. But in both cases, there were notable exceptions compared to using a .com domain.

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