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by te_chris 3y ago
Also couple calculations would be good
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by te_chris 3y ago
This is a bad take. It’s massive in the electronic space.
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by te_chris 3y ago
Taste is the secret in most good art: what to put in and leave out.
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by te_chris 3y ago
There’s also just the benefits of being in market, at scale and being exposed to the full problem space of serving and maintaining services that use these models. It’s one thing to train and release and OSS model, it’s another to put it int
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by te_chris 3y ago
“Pros” is a wide space these days. Hell, my mate has a film released on hbo max which was entirely shot in 4K on iPhones probably 6 years ago now. Think of the sheer amount of ‘content’ (used pejoratively) these days. That is not being made
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by te_chris 3y ago
Stop looking at thirsty girls on the gram then. In my experience it shows you more of what you look at.
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by te_chris 3y ago
Because it’s not 2002? As you say, music production capable workstations didn’t really exist. To count out extremely capable incumbents in favour of reporting the opinions of bandlab who bought Cakewalk in a fire sale and haven’t really had
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by te_chris 3y ago
How can you write this article only interviewing a bunch of startups? Tim Exile is a very interesting and visionary dude, but without serious contributions from Ableton or Apple on the DAW side this article feels a bit listless - none of th
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by te_chris 3y ago
Buy ads. That'll tell you loads. FB for positioning and demographics, google for keywords and direct intent. Small spend, see what the CPC and demand is like. You'll learn more in a few days of running small ads than you will talk
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by te_chris 3y ago
This is great. I hacked a smaller version of this together when I built an LLM app with Elixir. Honestly, the async by default of Ex is so much better suited to this stuff, especially as it’s just api calls. Tempted to have a go at porting
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by te_chris 3y ago
Music major CTO here. Jog on. God forbid our executives be trained in creativity.
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by te_chris 3y ago
Helps if people actually exist to buy them though…
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by te_chris 3y ago
Makes you better at practicing to get more money out of anxious VCs though
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by te_chris 3y ago
Turns out everyone wants to sell shovels
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by te_chris 3y ago
As a new parent, handling all this is terrifying. I do try and remind myself that we had games and grainy 56k porn far too young and turned out ok, but there was no instagram, and certainly no submissive A.I. avatars. It’s not like this has
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by te_chris 3y ago
The binary matching is relatively idiomatic in liveview - check the CoreComponents files.
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by te_chris 3y ago
Because they can. Moving workloads likely too hard.
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by te_chris 3y ago
They’d have to try making luxury cars first.
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by te_chris 3y ago
PHP is fast these days raw-speed wise. Concurrency and parallelism matter more than speed as they translate directly to utilisation.
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by te_chris 3y ago
I’ve never connected my c2 to the internet and it’s great.
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by te_chris 3y ago
Lmao he has not. He’s been redpilled and lets his fellow travellers do what he likes. Anyone he doesn’t like still gets banned
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by te_chris 3y ago
There is an array library which creates a MapArray type but with list semantics and conforms to Enum and Collectable protocols - https://hexdocs.pm/arrays/Arrays.html . I've found it useful for when I need an array.
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by te_chris 3y ago
Absolutely. As others have alluded to: angels abound, but look at the pedigree of the associates and partners at VC funds based in London and it all falls into place. I assume it’s because it’s a relatively easy job that you don’t need much
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by te_chris 3y ago
Excellent comments both yours and the one you replied to. Once you see it you really can’t unsee it. The UK is a marvel that it manages to cultivate such an incredible creative scene in the shadow of the rent seeking mediocrity.
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by te_chris 3y ago
I always thought storms in the pacific were called ‘cyclones’.
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by te_chris 3y ago
I have 1gbps but it’s DOCSIS so up is mediocre. I’d rather a (much) slower symmetric fibre connection any day
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by te_chris 3y ago
I live on a block that’s somewhat bookended by a railway line in London. People organise similar things and it’s so lovely. Even organised a group of people to go and sing happy birthday on one of our neighbour’s doorsteps (they’re > 100
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by te_chris 3y ago
The UK is a bad example because Openreach have done a shit job rolling out fibre. The govt bottled it and stopped them fully separating from BT after lobbying. NZ is a good example: our BT was actually forced to fully separate retail and wh
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by te_chris 3y ago
I'd say a 48% vote to do something is a mandate to do a pared back version of it, yes. She was just incredibly cautious as a politician, and as a result hasn't really left much of a tangible legacy as far as policy impact goes.
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by te_chris 3y ago
One of my biggest disappointments from Jacinda Ardern is that she hosted a referendum on legalisation, lost it 48/52, then instead of taking that as a mandate to at least decriminalise or whatever she did nothing.

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