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by dnw 11mo ago
Yes, probably a bunch of automated bots decided to check the status page when they saw failures in production.
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by dnw 11mo ago
Jules
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by dnw 11mo ago
This is a real problem for some some “old-school enterprise” companies that use Oracle, SAP, etc. along with the new AWS/CF based services. They are all waiting around for new apps to come back up while their Oracle suite/SAP are
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by dnw 11mo ago
Our doctor's office can't make appointments because their "system is down."
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by dnw 11mo ago
Looks like the best way to keep improving the models is to come up with really useful benchmarks and make them popular. ARC-AGI-2 is a big jump, I'd be curious to find out how that transfers over to everyday tasks in various fields.
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by dnw 1y ago
Exactly. Role and title are amorphous and depends on the industry, stage of the company, etc. Look at this CEO who codes: https://github.com/lattner :-) (He was fund raising in July, August)
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by dnw 1y ago
> Noperthedron (after “Nopert,” a coinage by Murphy that combines “Rupert” and “nope”). A good sense of humor to go with the math.
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by dnw 1y ago
The other side of this is apparently also true: LLMs Reproduce Human Purchase Intent via Semantic Similarity Elicitation of Likert Ratings - https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.08338
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by dnw 1y ago
I wonder how much of this round tripping is because there are only a few companies that have the demands and can meet those demands...
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by dnw 1y ago
Have we gotten better at detecting these objects in the past 5 years or is the solar system going through a bumpy area of Milky Way lately? We have observed (or I have heard about) many interstellar objects in the past five years than any p
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by dnw 1y ago
Oh, thank you for pointing that out. Appreciate it.
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by dnw 1y ago
This paper from 11 years ago had the exact same finding!!(Finding 10). https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/osdi14/osdi14...
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by dnw 3y ago
OTOH, this output is a demonstration of a very good steerable Gemini model.
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by dnw 3y ago
I have noticed Siri now describes pictures sent to Messages.
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by dnw 3y ago
And their first data center contract on 28/09/1998 https://x.com/uhoelzle/status/1442040678167375877
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by dnw 3y ago
Thanks! That’s relevant context. I thought they were barring EVs from inland ferries because that would extend travel times!
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by dnw 3y ago
Not quite what you’re asking for but perhaps in the direction https://openai.com/research/language-models-can-explain-neur...
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by dnw 4y ago
This tweet thread from January https://twitter.com/ragingventures/status/161582608803847373... has some details.
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by dnw 4y ago
GitLab https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/
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by dnw 5y ago
A model for different types of CTOs as categorized by Amazon’s CTO: https://www.allthingsdistributed.com/2007/07/the_different_c...
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by dnw 5y ago
Signal did this when I signed up and gave access to contacts. I usually don’t give access to contacts but this is Signal!
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by dnw 6y ago
Thanks, I meant heuristic. Fixed that typo above.
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by dnw 6y ago
Wonderful use case and love how simple of a heuristic it is to implement. Diminishing returns beyond choice of 2 is also quite interesting: http://www.cs.tau.ac.il/~azar/box.pdf
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by dnw 6y ago
I am currently using Obsidian for writing a book-length tutorial with multiple docs. Support for comments and footnotes are really useful to have for projects like the one I am working on.
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by dnw 6y ago
Is this a common problem people run into when using ES? Curious about the trade-off between structured logging and field explosion.
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by dnw 7y ago
I think it was Pavel Tsatsouline on Joe Rogan #1399