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               in order.
 
               My name's Tristan, I'm an avid Dutch-South African software
-              consultant working in the UK. You probably either met me at an
-              open source conference, a hackathon, a badminton session or at
-              a roleplaying table.
+              engineer. You probably either met me at an open source conference,
+              a hackathon, a badminton session or at a roleplaying table.
 
               If not, well, this is also a great place to "meet" me. Have a
               nosey!
@@ -43,30 +42,28 @@
             <markdown>
               ### My Work
 
-              I'm a software consultant working for
-              [Codethink](https://www.codethink.co.uk) in Manchester,
-              UK. Our specializaiton is open source software, so this has
-              allowed me to directly contribute to a number of open source
-              projects, notably
-              [BuildStream](https://www.gitlab.com/buildstream/buildstream),
-              an integration tool for large software stacks.
+              I'm interested in a variety of things in the open source
+              world. Perhaps thanks to my pursuit of the perfect Linux desktop,
+              this has revolved a lot around reproducible build and deployment
+              systems for the last few years, initially starting with
+              [BuildStream](https://buildstream.build/) back in ~2017. I gave a
+              couple of talks on it at build meetups in the UK in subsequent
+              years, though sadly most evidence of that appears to have
+              disappeared.
 
-              I've given a couple of talks on it, as well:
+              Since then this has culminated in a strong fondness for
+              [NixOS](https://nixos.org/) and Nix, as its active community makes
+              private use cases much more feasible. As such, I have a vested
+              interest in making this community as large as possible - I post a
+              lot on the NixOS [discourse](https://discourse.nixos.org/) trying
+              to help newcomers out where I can.
 
-              - Build meetup 2017
-              - Build meetup 2018
-              - Build meetup 2019
-
-              Outside of work for Codethink, I'm generally interested in
-              things such as NixOS and other tools that assist maintaining
-              Linux systems - mostly born out of my pursuit of the perfect
-              Linux desktop (feel free to have a browse through my
-              [dotfiles](https://github.com/tlater/dotfiles)).
-
-              I also just enjoy Programming, my core languages currently are
-              Rust, Python, Lisp and JavaScript (including a number of
-              frameworks and tools for these), although I have hopes to
-              eventually reduce these to just Rust ;)
+              I also just enjoy Programming, my core languages for personal work
+              are currently probably Rust and Python, although I have a very
+              varied background. This is in part due to my former work as a
+              consultant, which required new languages every few months. I have
+              experience from JavaScript over Elm to Kotlin, but eventually I
+              hope I might only need to write Rust ;)
 
               If you're interested in seeing these things for yourself,
               visit my [Gitlab](https://gitlab.com/tlater) and