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#1 TerryS

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Posted Yesterday, 23:19

How Atlassian billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes plans to shake up the F1 world



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#2 ensign14

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Posted Today, 00:10

What's his poster name?



#3 kumo7

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Posted Today, 02:04

a promotor of own media?



#4 The Passenger

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Posted Today, 03:16

"Under the new rules, F1 cars will be made lighter and more agile, and they will be running on hybrid engines -half engine and half electric. The engine will also run entirely on sustainable fuels."

I'm already. aware (as an Australian) that Cannon-Brookes/Atlassian is big on sustainability, but I don't think they had anything to do with F1's sustainability strategy like the article misreads as.

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"“We are trying to build a car that has roughly 20,000 components that all come together in a space of two weeks; I was honest and open about it a year or two ago when I explained we were using Excel spreadsheets to try and track tens of thousands of parts, I found an Excel spreadsheet with 100,000 lines it,” he said."

Someone explain to me how Atlassian's software is going to be better. I find this potentially interesting.

#5 loki

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Posted Today, 05:17

They aren’t the only software that does that.  It’s the equivalent of seeing a guy starting a fire by striking rocks together and giving him a blowtorch.  Except that everyone else has had blowtorches for a while and your guy is one of the only ones using rocks.  Cost to implement alone is worth several mil for the deal.  Should be a big productivity bump once they get it going and get trained.



#6 baddog

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Posted Today, 07:14

As someone who spent today replacing spreadsheets with sensible databases and tools, I feel this



#7 Peat

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Posted Today, 08:55

"Under the new rules, F1 cars will be made lighter and more agile....

 

.....than a barge. 

They will still be significantly heavier and less agile than any F1 car pre 2022.

 

(I know i'm not quoting you, Passenger. )



#8 Claudius

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Posted Today, 09:21

At first I thought it was about the forum, it used to be called Atlas.



#9 KWSN - DSM

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Posted Today, 09:25

At first I thought it was about the forum, it used to be called Atlas.

 

It's still called Atlas

 

AtlasF1.jpg



#10 Risil

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Posted Today, 09:28

"“We are trying to build a car that has roughly 20,000 components that all come together in a space of two weeks; I was honest and open about it a year or two ago when I explained we were using Excel spreadsheets to try and track tens of thousands of parts, I found an Excel spreadsheet with 100,000 lines it,” he said."

Someone explain to me how Atlassian's software is going to be better. I find this potentially interesting.

 

I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not but I would expect a 100,000 line Excel spreadsheet would have some issues with performance and keeping record of changes.



#11 KWSN - DSM

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Posted Today, 10:03

I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not but I would expect a 100,000 line Excel spreadsheet would have some issues with performance and keeping record of changes.

 

I am unable to, however certain that we have multiple IT people in my company who could pour 100.000 lines of excel into a more robust database fairly easily, and fairly swiftly. Much as I admire excel as an office tool, there are off the shelf products which can do a better job for a F1 team.



#12 Risil

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Posted Today, 10:08

I am unable to, however certain that we have multiple IT people in my company who could pour 100.000 lines of excel into a more robust database fairly easily, and fairly swiftly. Much as I admire excel as an office tool, there are off the shelf products which can do a better job for a F1 team.

 

I'll bet Atlassian makes one or two!



#13 Stephane

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Posted Today, 11:02

It's still called Atlas

 

AtlasF1.jpg

 

 

I have a big red square with Autosport written in.



#14 PayasYouRace

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Posted Today, 11:35

There’s the “Change Theme” button in the bottom left of the screen. We have red Autosport or orange Atlas themes, plus mobile too.



#15 Stephane

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Posted Today, 11:52

:up:



#16 loki0420

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Posted Today, 12:12

There’s the “Change Theme” button in the bottom left of the screen. We have red Autosport or orange Atlas themes, plus mobile too.

For McLaren fan it's a huge upgrade. :D Never noticed this button in 14 years.



#17 Myrvold

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Posted Today, 14:38

For McLaren fan it's a huge upgrade. :D Never noticed this button in 14 years.

 

As far as Autosport - the site - have fallen, I'm also happy to change! :D



#18 aportinga

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Posted Today, 16:03

There’s the “Change Theme” button in the bottom left of the screen. We have red Autosport or orange Atlas themes, plus mobile too.

 

Wait, what?

 

Oh wow - wicked cool!

 

Thanks brother!


Edited by aportinga, Today, 16:06.


#19 crooky369

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Posted Today, 17:47

Do they want to make F1 slower, bloated and overly complicated?

Can't stand JIRA.