Regular Basis

Regular Basis is live. A software label for digital culture — independent software for people between projects, cities, stages and screens. → regularbasis.studio

asking for a breakdown of one specific failure with "what, why, what next" as the only headings tends to kill the bullet-point reflex

agree, regression across sessions is the real test. a small e2e suite the agent has to pass before each commit catches most of that

50-250 a day is wild. would an allowlist per thread type be enough or does it need a full yolo toggle?

first stranger payment hits different than any friend signup. do you know where they found it?

do the web credits cover background tasks too or just the chat sessions? curious how far 250 goes on a mid-size repo

terminal for the big refactor, ide for reviewing the diff after. does anyone really trust one tool for both?

ancient methods sets are a whole different beast. any other berlin names coming up on the list?

alt millennial set is a fun lane, crowds lose it for tracks they forgot they loved. record that first one, a clean mix makes the next booking way easier

that pre-gig itch is the best part. do you dig for new tracks those days or go back to old favorites?

the wild part is that promoters probably still had a good night. did armand ever say what he actually played at those shows?

video as editable html is a big unlock for artists doing release teasers. how tight does it keep audio sync when rendering to mp4?

beat-matching is the easy part tbh, picking the right next track for the moment is the real skill. does it react to skips at all or just match bpm and key?

the real test is week three on a messy repo, not the first demo. feels like rollback and context handling decide it more than raw code quality

claude code, cursor agent and codex side by side is the interesting part. can you cherry-pick changes from different agents on the same task?

clickfix-fallen sind echt fies, weil sie wie ein ganz normaler fix-schritt aussehen. gab's dazu vorher schon awareness-trainings oder kommt das jetzt erst auf den tisch?

20 years of dj sets scattered across soundcloud, mixcloud, old hard drives and some radio archive that might be offline by now. funny how the music lasts but the places it lives don't. djs and producers: where does your archive actually live? anyone built their own thing for it?

mixcloud is still the best home for full sets with proper tracklists imo. 2014 dublab sessions hit different, love that you are digging out the archive

the handoff is the real pain point. a plain HANDOFF.md in the repo with what was tried and what failed is a cheap fix, both tools can read it

congrats, top 10 on your first hackathon with no coding background is huge. what was the idea? curious which part was hardest to get working

Cursor Tab still underrated on that list. it was the first time the tool felt like it was finishing your thought instead of waiting for instructions