Performance is vastly improved in last few years. Until 2020, Jira Cloud was really slow.

Atlassian changed their strategic focus from on-premise to cloud, and they are making lots of improvements, including performance.

Creating small task lists seem to be the way to go.

Does anyone know what app the author is using to create nested tasks for 'lightweight sprint'?

Notion

https://notion.so/

It works ;)

haha it already started https://imgur.com/gallery/Ajh7HB6

Excellent article. I think `poetry` is future as it seems to take fresh approach to Python packaging hell.

However, I am currently still sticking to pipenv as it seems to be closer to pip/venv and lot easier to migrate to. I also found UX quite nice. However, I keep hitting into bugs from time to time.

Yup, grass is getting greener :)

On the side note, glad to know that my small effort (I operate that site) is useful for people I highly respect.

I was very surprised when I saw it on HN front page today.

In last few years, Python 3 has got momentum. Frankly, for me it feels great to follow this progress.

Rent can be adjusted up to match prices in the area (with a limit of 15% increase per 3 years), and modernizations are a valid reason to increase prices above that. Which is the typical gentrification scenario Berlin is worried about: old buildings are bought, improved to a more luxurious standard and then rented at accordingly higher prices.

Also it's not that Nepal shut it down.

It's one of the telecom companies which was offering free access to Wikipedia and Twitter ended it citing low spending customers.

well, you can install ansible outside local virtualenv. It's a single program like Firefox, so probably you won't need different versions and could be installed as such.