te_chris

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by te_chris 3y ago
It’s the religiosity. It’s incredibly tedious.
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by te_chris 3y ago
Who is this person and why did I read some of that?
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by te_chris 3y ago
Given it’s a corporate blog and YC will still be on the cap, what’s the point of the leading question?
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by te_chris 3y ago
RIP to an absolute legend. There’s an excellent doc on Netflix rn.
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by te_chris 3y ago
You could at least ask his keys player, ha! There's a pic of him down the page. I studied music in Dunedin at the University of Otago and never heard of this. Interesting seeing some of the people associated with the music dept. in the
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by te_chris 3y ago
Easy enough even for saas: a few big enterprise contracts for services the company uses plus a wage bill that’s less than revenue will sink a company quickly enough.
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by te_chris 3y ago
Sure: key idea is pages are documents. Each page contains a JSON blob which specifies the blocks it's made up of and the content for each block. Each block is just a module with a schema specifying the data it takes and an associated t
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by te_chris 3y ago
Tale as old as time lol. Elixir is uniquely great at content sites due to the fast template rendering - but it’s really not about Ex at all. Just don’t drown in unnecessary moving parts and build tools. It’s just a website.
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by te_chris 3y ago
We were in a similar position. CMS ran on dead views with a bit of progressive enhancement first, and then we had a couple of react apps around for interactive parts. When liveview was released we tried it out and it basically “just worked”
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by te_chris 3y ago
Honestly, I've just finished 5 years as CTO with an e-com company with our CMS built on Elixir and I can't tell you how wrong you are. Jamstack, headless CMS and SPA frontends etc are just a massive waste of time. There's no
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by te_chris 3y ago
As if the UK needs to provide another cautionary tale to the world lmao (I’m talking about Brexit)
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by te_chris 3y ago
Exquisitely concise way of describing his shtick
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by te_chris 3y ago
I ended up buying an Analog Motion e-bike in 2020 when they were doing a kickstarter. It’s the best, but the company has really struggled despite all the demand. We invested a small amount in the equity crowd funding round off the back of t
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by te_chris 3y ago
In London they've built a bunch of towers near me (a few over 20 stories) with no AC. Apparently the apartments were absolutely dire dure last year's heatwave. I'd say a wee while yet. London is not a nice place > 30C.
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by te_chris 3y ago
You're arguing a different point though. OP's point is that you'd have a much greater overall benefit to society by increasing access to more accessible places. The issue of elitism is not a refutation of this.
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by te_chris 3y ago
I wouldn't worry too much. Meritocracy was a satirical idea from conception.
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by te_chris 3y ago
That’s not true about new products: since idk, 2018 or so, they’ve been constantly shipping new ML crap to ruin the main feed. This is why I closed my account in 2020. “Person you follow liked…” is the literal worst feature.
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by te_chris 3y ago
You can do MADI and Dante over thunderbolt or ethernet, and with the amount of compute UAD DSP days are definitely numbered (as shown by UA themselves now offering native). I don't see audio as a driver, given what I can do as a compos
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by te_chris 3y ago
A whole topic thread that seems to be navel gazing on various angles on culture war bollocks without actually talking about the parenting implications. I’ve got a 7 month old boy, I’ve done everything I can to read up about how to be a good
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by te_chris 3y ago
You are. They have a pro audio arm that mostly makes location recorders and a few playback devices. Mostly broadcast focused.
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by te_chris 3y ago
I've got a Matriarch and it's a wonderful piece of equipment. I hope they keep things as they are.
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by te_chris 3y ago
Do you work for either of them? This feels incredibly naive.
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by te_chris 3y ago
Ask yourself if you're really that essential to things going forward? If not, then feel proud of what you've done and do what you need to do. And I mean really ask yourself. As you say, teams are scaled now, individual effort has
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by te_chris 3y ago
They might be a bit difficult for that, definitely more for chilling out.
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by te_chris 3y ago
Check out Helinox https://helinox.eu/ . We have a couple that we take to the parks with us in London and they're great.
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by te_chris 3y ago
Recently discovered city pop thanks to an NTS special. So dope
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by te_chris 3y ago
Shocked that modern conservatives would resort to just picking a name out of an hat and projecting whatever their current grievances are onto it.
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by te_chris 3y ago
I just know a take from a16z is going to be worthless. Then I read it to confirm.
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by te_chris 3y ago
Because it’s reshaping your current purely analog relationships to people by inserting a massive corporation between you and them.
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by te_chris 3y ago
It’s common to bring women in early labour in then send them home for a bit to wait it out until contractions become more frequent. At least, here in the UK that’s common. Idea is better to be more relaxed while the body does its thing.

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