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[?]May likes BC? » 🌐
@mayintoronto@beige.party

Hahahaha. LaTeX on Jira is a paid app.

Hahahahahahahahaha.

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    [?]Tormod » 🌐
    @airwhale@beige.party

    Our team is moving from Azure DevOps to . In learning to navigate the new shiny, I happen to hit the very prominently display AI-button “Improve Description” on an Epic. I watch in horror as it starts to omit details and re-write the customer’s detailed description of what they want IT to do here. Luckily, I know this epic because I've been involved earlier. This enables me to catch the subtle changes that significantly alters the intent and meaning of the original text.

    The new text is fine, good grammar and 100% plausible sounding, but IT IS NOT CORRECT!!!

    Anyone coming in cold to the ticket would not know and then we'd possibly build the wrong thing, or at the very least, waste a lot of time backtracking why the customer claims we're wildly off track.

    Scary stuff this .

      [?]Mauricio Teixeira 👨‍💻☁️🐧 » 🌐
      @badnetmask@hachyderm.io

      Does anyone know of a good self-hosted Kanban board and/or project management software that works as similar to Jira as possible?

      I know my question is going to make someone mad, but I just don't want to switch context way too much when managing my personal projects.

      Something similar to Trello is also acceptable.

      I currently use Kanboard, but the interface is way too limited. I understand their choices, but I would like something more rich/responsive/automated.

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        [?]Anthony » 🌐
        @abucci@buc.ci

        Another new intrusive AI anti-feature popped up in Atlassian Jira today. I zapped it with uBlock Origin.

        This is so much like when ads started flooding everything online, right down to the tools I'm using to de-clutter sites and webapps. At this point Jira is pimpled with terrible AI links nudged right next to legitimately useful features. Like it has acne, or maybe buboes.


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          [?]Anthony » 🌐
          @abucci@buc.ci

          Just to clarify, in case anyone needs it like this guy seems to: https://social.lol/users/fox/statuses/114341376957732341

          Using uBlock Origin to hide the AI buttons in web applications will not make the AI stop functioning. Rather, it will spare you from having to see it smeared across everything, and it will reduce the chance you unintentionally click on it. Clicking a button is frequently taken to indicate consent even when it's done accidentally, so don't give them that.

          Edited to remove an inaccuracy and a needless rude comment!


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            [?]Anthony » 🌐
            @abucci@buc.ci

            It's fascinating to me that I'm literally going through the same steps to remove AI dark patterns from web apps as I go through to remove ads, auto-play videos, and other such stuff that mucks up the web. In my head these are in the same category ("potentially dangerous nuisance that interferes with what I want to do"), and I even use the same tools to clean them up.


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              [?]Anthony » 🌐
              @abucci@buc.ci

              Atlassian decided to vomit AI all over Jira so I decided to mop it up with uBlock Origin. So far so good. One thing I haven't figured out yet is how to get it out of the context menus (right-click menus).

              I also noticed a new Copilot button in GitHub so I zapped that one too.


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                [?]Anthony » 🌐
                @abucci@buc.ci

                I sent feedback to Atlassian yesterday complaing about the "AI Assistant" they recently added to JIRA. Apparently you need an admin to disable the feature for everyone and cannot disable it for yourself. A very suspicious dark pattern.

                There's also an "AI summary" feature for tickets that looks very easy to accinetally select. Another dark pattern.

                Very disappointed to see this.


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