CaveTech

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by CaveTech 2y ago
I have an inverse issue where I get uncontrollably tired from warm colored lighting to the point of needing to nap.
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by CaveTech 3y ago
ENTERPRISE baby. Business tiers are almost universally more expensive than individual tiers.
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by CaveTech 3y ago
I think it's relatively easy to prove that the main motivation for the majority of employees is not mission alignment, simply by the fact that salaries within OpenAI are in the top few percentile of the field. I don't believe this
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by CaveTech 3y ago
This is essentially Chef
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by CaveTech 3y ago
I think this is generally false in most instances. All advertising pixels use unsalted sha1 hashes over https.
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by CaveTech 3y ago
Any idea how big an effect air quality has on cell efficiency? Do cells work with diffuse light or is 20km high enough to be unaffected?
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by CaveTech 3y ago
Nope, and it's more and more common. I had to trash a $2k monitor due to faulty USB C connector. They require full board replacement.
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by CaveTech 3y ago
It’s most commonly done with virtual lists/infinite scroll to keep the position of the scrollbar consistent and relative to the virtual list.
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by CaveTech 3y ago
These two points are entirely unrelated. Scaleability in that meme is not considering horizontal scalability, which approaches infinity for literally any language/framework. It only makes sense in the context of vertical scalability, a
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by CaveTech 3y ago
Your main website is filled with copy errors and you don’t really explain how the product works. How are you sourcing leads/customers?
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by CaveTech 3y ago
OP wasn't discussing a singular instance, but what you can infer if it keeps happening. As N increases the role of luck decreases.
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by CaveTech 3y ago
The signal is that you don’t present well and need to work on that.
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by CaveTech 3y ago
Without knowing how often your RLE is hitting the max length of 16, but assuming it was often, a further optimization could be using one bit as a flag and to signal that the following block is pixel is either a small sequence of 1-8 pixels,
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by CaveTech 3y ago
You don't control the number. When signing up for a service or setting up SMS 2FA, you need to initiate the process by inputting a number. Attackers input numbers that are very expensive to route to, and since SMS is not a flat rate se
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by CaveTech 3y ago
Twilio has been complicit in this problem for years, and up until very recently put 0 effort behind tooling to allow customers to block it off from the top. Instead the world toiled away on what is surely several hundred engineer lifetimes
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by CaveTech 3y ago
Same boat here. OpsWorks had been communciating with us that support for 20.04 was being worked on up until the entire service was EOL’d. We have long had working builds for 20.04 but can’t run them on OpsWorks, and now we can’t build OpsWo
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by CaveTech 3y ago
FYI your dashboard mispells “referrers” as “refferers”
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by CaveTech 3y ago
We use packer to build our images for all of Vagrant, Docker and AMIs (multi-arch) and push to the relevant registries. The packer side is probably ~100 lines of HCL, and allows us to have consistent images no matter where it's runnin
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by CaveTech 3y ago
I had a feeling this was OtterTune's product through a reading of the abstract before I noticed the names. Really interesting and excited to see where they take it. ps. Brent you helped kickstart my career when I was exposed to your ea
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by CaveTech 3y ago
It really isn't? There is no specificity, it also doesn't state that earthquakes _only_ happen after solar activity. So this is equivalent to saying "There could be an earthquake somewhere at any time in the future".
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by CaveTech 3y ago
They can, and do.
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by CaveTech 3y ago
Hasnt been the case for a few major versions, unless you want to anthropomorphise your db and and hold it accountable for past behaviour.
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by CaveTech 3y ago
Arbitrary, yes, but almost the exact opposite of random.
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by CaveTech 3y ago
Probably also a bit dystopian to assume that normal attrition happens in a way that's favourable to business operations. You are defending personal attachments of individuals (livelihoods), while simultaneously referring to them as com
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by CaveTech 4y ago
All ConstitutionalChain does is execute a sub-prompt to GPT instructing it to make the desired changes. You could accomplish the same thing by including the same instruction in the original prompt.
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by CaveTech 4y ago
10x Revenue multiple is insane on those valuations. Most of those teams are barely 10 years old, and mostly unprofitable through their tenure. I think we're starting to see a rational market take over with FaZe going from 750m+ market
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by CaveTech 4y ago
Can you elaborate on this? How would one convert a classic conversion-rate optimization task to use an ML scorer? Would that mean converting it into a classification problem?
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by CaveTech 4y ago
You can't efficiently tell which accounts work and which don't, so a) you'll quickly accumulate more invalid accounts than valid ones, but have the burden of maintaining all of them. b) you'll continue to provide more si
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by CaveTech 4y ago
It's easy enough to add additional actions, so you could pair it with netlify, vercel, etc.
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by CaveTech 4y ago
They should be better equipped to detect and prevent the abuse. It's an order of magnitude higher request volume for phone #s located in remote regions of the world. Twilio knows full-well where those numbers go, and can see them being

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