joeldo

That's no longer the case - a large portion of teams are now using cloud variants of Confluence/Jira.

> There’s more details here than I can explain today, but you can use the QR code to find a detailed article, including the documentation we use for the skills.

Why not just provide a clickable link given this is an article on the web?

The impact of this will be profound!

Obviously bugs are inevitable, but why this wasn't progressively rolled out is beyond me.

I think there is some confusion with the term 'public' here.

The Graphql server itself is still publicly exposed to the internet, but the ability to query is not. Queries have to be whitelisted ahead of time (persisted queries).

I guess the difference is ChatGPT is less likely to cause death if it makes a mistake.

Users generally have time to decide if the output ChatGPT provides is accurate and worth actioning.

"Better" depends heavily on the parents.

Closing down within a year of it finally becoming profitable.. That would be a plot twist!

75 / (1/6) = 450. Still very exciting!

The one joy I have while using Azure :)

So it ships Electron and a PHP runtime - What else can we include?

How has this article landed on the frontpage? There is 0 substance - are people even reading it before upvoting?

For vector style graphics (like in the article) - You can achieve this quite simply on the web with SVG DOM.

You can add event listeners to the SVG's paths/groups and apply fill when clicked.

I'd imagine there would be a fair amount of hallucination with ChatGPT generating the Lat/Long pairs (especially for smaller cities/towns)?