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I was having immense fun wit 2.5 Pro. Going as far as copying the whole repo into context with repomix.

They can release even Jambon and Jargon, why should I care when I cannot test it?

As far as I know the ultimate (as in, when you follow the chain) holding company is from Delaware.

Atlassian is a US-parented company and this means that CLOUD act can affect it. Even this only can make it unsuitable. Then there are questions to data-in-transit. Also nothing is legally tested. Vibe-coding an alternative is much safer if you have sensitive customer data (even simple support tickets).

> This person is just posting absolutely baseless claims

You don't need to be so hostile. I know about the EU requirements but many EU companies have sensitive data on hosted JIRA / Confluence that simply cannot be in the possession of a non-European company. I know because I'm working for one. I cannot even remote-work from outside Europe. Some stuff cannot even leave the VPN. There's also the CLOUD act.

"Unless" feels like adding come-from (next to goto) to a language. A statement/flow should not change its meaning after being declared/written IMHO.

edit: My criticism is for the suffix version to be clear. Unless / else is actually cool.

I know a lot of companies vibe-coding alternatives. I'm not an expert but it's perhaps even illegal for most European companies to migrate any customer data to Atlassian servers.

Bikes with integrated decision models deciding which pelican needs a ride the most.

This made me realize it's been a long time since I did some brainstorming and how I missed it.

Also in Germany: The company I'm working for has a business support deal with them. I'm working remotely, so every time the company laptop dies (happens at least yearly), someone comes to my flat and literally fixes it here, replacing the motherboard and doing all sorts of repairs. Also every time, the laptop starts acting weirdly (freezing, random restarts, blue screens etc.) and they come another time, and on the third time, they finally replace the thing whole. All of them overheat and have standby issues (doesn't matter Windows or Linux). These things are like engineered to be unreliable. And yes, even the higher-end ones like XPS.

It's a night and day difference with mac.

Sentiment needs sentience, direction we're heading is the average of what exists, which works but is senseless.

Yes, but many, including me, find apple hardware better with great support, battery life, long life, etc.

I still have my linux desktop when I want to tinker.

The magnificent hardware. That's why I bought a macbook and that's why I'm planning to switch to an iPhone.