te_chris

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by te_chris 7y ago
If you already have a solid OTB workflow, Ableton won’t really give you much tbh
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by te_chris 7y ago
That is just not true. In the UK at least, the ICO has begun prosecutions for breaches. There is, to me at least, a real change in awareness among devs about privacy and data security. Surely a sign it's working.
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by te_chris 7y ago
Don’t move to London then, heh. Some background: https://www.theguardian.com/news/2017/nov/24/how-the-sandwic...
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by te_chris 7y ago
I'm a huge fan of Pocketsmith. Highly recommend it: https://www.pocketsmith.com Why should I switch to this?
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Helm v3 Beta 1 Released(helm.sh)
2 points by te_chris 7y ago|0 comments
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by te_chris 7y ago
Clubhouse. It's genuinely brilliant https://clubhouse.io/ . Basically super trello, has epics, projects, milestones, GH integration etc, but doesn't feel bloated.
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by te_chris 7y ago
This misses the genius of k8s. When you adopt it, you’re adopting a completely declarative way of provisioning your system. It’s a total paradigm shift and I will never go back. My big want, is a kube as a service for small workloads - I.e
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Why did the UK become a failed state?(mainlymacro.blogspot.com)
2 points by te_chris 7y ago|0 comments
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by te_chris 7y ago
No I mean now, today August 18 2019, now that we actually know what it means and, more importantly, what it will cost. Why on earth would we do this?
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by te_chris 7y ago
It’s a govt risk assessment document, not just “politics”. Assuming you’re a brexiteer....what exactly is the positive case for brexit now? Because no one I can hear is making it, merely saying it has to happen, like a visit to one’s in law
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by te_chris 7y ago
Agree, I would rather a nicely flavoured vege pattie than a fake meat one.
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by te_chris 7y ago
Check out Twist. It's great.
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by te_chris 7y ago
I recommend looking at Phoenix LiveView. It’s still early, but it’s a revelation in terms of eliminating pointless, complex JS.
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by te_chris 7y ago
Huh? None of the deep lines have AC
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by te_chris 7y ago
I didn’t particularly love SF, but this is a weird view. We spent 5 days there walking most places with the occasional (unimpressive) PT trip. It was fine. The Tenderloin is certainly sketchy, but the city is very walkable and quite nice to
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by te_chris 7y ago
Agree, new UX sans home buttons is amazing. I was a sceptic but ended up buying XS outright as it didn’t make sense to spend so much money on a XR and not get the camera. It’s an amazing device.
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by te_chris 7y ago
As he said though: monetisation is not as good as the core product. From a media buying perspective, IG is kind of niche. It takes loads of work to produce content for it, but it’s really hard to measure ROI because it’s mostly only good fo
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by te_chris 7y ago
I’ve been doing masters swimming for the last few years, through waxing and waning levels of commitment and dedication. We do around 3.5 -4.5 k per session. When I’m consistently going 3+ times a week there’s no other fitness high like it.
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by te_chris 7y ago
"Impeding real estate sales to foreigners simply means obstructing the monetization of maybe the most valuable asset that the Western world has. (or maybe the second most valuable)" Literally the whole point of doing it.
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by te_chris 7y ago
Great :) I love HP5! Such a nice B&W film for a reasonable price.
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by te_chris 7y ago
Instagram not working for me in London.
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by te_chris 7y ago
If you’re going to link a video at least summarise the arguments so we have some idea of whether it’s worth watching.
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by te_chris 7y ago
It’s literally a certain portion of boomers and above who are these people’s main constituency. TPUSA et al can try and claim there’s a silent minority of youth for these proto-fascists, stats would disagree though. It’s the boomers mostly,
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by te_chris 7y ago
I was a sceptic, but it’s actually great. The amount of powerful stuff you can do with it, with process builder, platform events and flows, e.g. is incredible. Still super annoying in a lot of ways, but it doesn’t really make any sense to
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by te_chris 7y ago
At first I was against this, but then I realised that this, even if it fails, is the kind of audacious, well publicised scheme that we need. It's ambulance at the bottom of the cliff stuff, by definition of being a cleanup op, but hell
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by te_chris 7y ago
Or just read reviews if you don't actually care about the book. The leading news papers and literary journals all publish reviews of most books. This is just sad, especially the emphasis on consume.
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by te_chris 7y ago
A state broadcaster implies state control. Public broadcasters such as PBS, BBC, ABC, RNZ, CBC, RTE etc are state owned but independently run
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by te_chris 7y ago
Leave it to Salesforce to buy the clunky incumbent, not Periscope
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by te_chris 7y ago
Weird that metro supermarkets are so rare in the US. All over the EU in major cities people do most of their shopping in small, well-stocked (for their size) supermarkets.
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by te_chris 7y ago
The Guardian has decided to do just that https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/may/17/why-the-... . Now it's 'Global Heating' and 'Climate Crisis'

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