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they are not simply complements. Which argues against this change, right? If you think the next Dropbox could have some red flags along with its positive signs
by herdrick 14y ago
they are not simply complements.
Which argues against this change, right? If you think the next Dropbox could have some red flags along with its positive signs, you'd want to mostly ignore red flags.
- pg 14y agoSomewhat. Depends how good the predictors of failures are. If they're strong enough, it doesn't matter how many promising signs there are. But you're right that this is a perilous move. We only did it because we had to, and I'd like to edge back toward our old approach now that we can scale better. We'll probably always have a tighter filter than we used to, though, if only because some of the techniques we learned for predicting failure seem very useful.