drawnwren

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by drawnwren 2y ago
I’m so confused by this comment. Are you not aware that Claude 3.5 Sonnet is currently considered the best model?
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by drawnwren 2y ago
fwiw, T-Mobile also have the 90 days restriction. I'm not entirely sure it's a company policy vs a US policy.
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by drawnwren 2y ago
(Apologies for the snark, someone else made a short snarky comment that I felt was also wrong and I thought this thread was in reply to them before I typed it out -- thank you for the reply) - ALBs -- yeah this is correct. However ALBs have
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by drawnwren 2y ago
I’m not sure which services you think were named that solve the problems I mentioned, but none were. You’re welcome to go read about them, I do this for a living.
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by drawnwren 2y ago
Genuine question: how are you handling load balancing, log aggregation, failure restart + readiness checks, deployment pipelines, and machine maintenance schedules with these “simple” setups? Because as annoying as getting the prometheus +
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by drawnwren 2y ago
I think at the end of the day, I have a bunch of config files and commands. Showing a quick translation between the spaghetti and your solution would make the most sense. The less language I have to parse the better. i.e. you have a set of
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by drawnwren 2y ago
I'm pretty much exactly your target market. I run a kubernetes, docker, poetry devops hell at an ml startup and was curious how your product helped. You got about 2 minutes of my time. I scanned your website, I have no idea what you do
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by drawnwren 2y ago
You know an area is fucked when people start trying to blame the victims for the crime.
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by drawnwren 2y ago
I’d be willing to be good money you couldn’t take the bus out of the old X headquarters at 11pm for a month straight and not get robbed at least once. I got robbed twice in the 3 months I worked in the TL.
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by drawnwren 2y ago
This reasoning for fintech is mostly wrong. The people who have alpha and are trading are very rarely the people who have data engineering and infrastructure skills. Your hypothesis is essentially that Bloomberg, as a company, doesn't
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by drawnwren 2y ago
hahaha so I got ycpmbinator too. For me, it’s only on mobile but I always miss the o.
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by drawnwren 2y ago
Well if you use firefox focus on mobile, you don’t get the autosuggest. At $0.99 a year for each ycmpbinator and ycpmbinator, and the way inflation is going — I think I should be saving over $10k a day by the early 30s.
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I bought Ycmpbinator.com
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by drawnwren 2y ago
Yeah, it was extraordinarily far, which is why I remember the conversation. But he drove up to SF and slept in his car for the weekend because the trips were a lot more valuable here.
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by drawnwren 2y ago
When was the last time you had an Uber driver that actually lived in San Francisco? Most of the drivers I talk to were driving in, from as far away as San Diego.
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by drawnwren 2y ago
I think one of the core features of a bubble is that the median market participant loses money. I think that definitely occurred in 1999. I don't think it has occurred in 2024. I'm not convinced it will happen either. Venture Capi
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by drawnwren 2y ago
FYI: your page is just dead for me. I was curious what you were doing, but all your examples and the search box itself just lead to "Something went wrong with your request. You have nothing to worry about, please try again in a moment.
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by drawnwren 2y ago
Yeah, I'm not arguing whether that's right or wrong. It just doesn't matter. Vim is objectively faster. I don't care how many millions of dollars or pl optimizations my editor has. I care how quickly it works.
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by drawnwren 2y ago
This reads like the sort of academic engineering that I hate working around. You ask great questions for research, but the truth of the matter is quite simple. You can just open both editors next to each other and ask how they are. For me,
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by drawnwren 2y ago
You’ve assumed that the customers in developed nations are primarily fixed installations. Starlink is wildly popular with the rv/sailboat/second home crowd. I also wouldn’t be betting on US terrestrial internet providers to outcom
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by drawnwren 2y ago
I'm not clear what you're arguing against, but you seem to be making an argument about a previous election and not a future one. Do you believe that Russia benefits equally from the election of either candidate this time around? A
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by drawnwren 2y ago
Yeah, everyone made this a comment about a specific candidate. But objectively one candidate is pro-supporting Ukraine and one is against it this time around. Regardless of your prior beliefs, Putin benefits far more from a specific candida
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by drawnwren 2y ago
Interestingly, when I use Cloudflare's Warp DNS I don't have access to it. So, it might have something to do w/ region as well?
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by drawnwren 2y ago
The original question asked if anyone had GPT-4o. You're asking a different question.
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by drawnwren 2y ago
It is. I've got it already, but I'm a bit of a gpt4 power user. I hit my rate limit biweekly or so and run up close to it every day. I'd bet maybe they prioritized people that were costing them money.
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by drawnwren 2y ago
Computer power is not stagnating, but the availability of training data is. It's not like there's a second stackoverflow or reddit to scrape.
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by drawnwren 2y ago
This isn't really correct. Blue Force had already repurposed it as an autonomous weapons system and it was originally developed as a sparring partner for fighter jets (it was far more capable than just being a target). https:/&#x
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by drawnwren 3y ago
It sounds like your two options are to either charge the max to all guests and the expense of less bookings or to take the loss on the extremely dirty outliers and expect it to be made up by the extremely tidy outliers.
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by drawnwren 3y ago
I think their point of view would be that they’re selling a global product and the value of serving a market needs to exceed the cost of the peculiarities of serving it. Maybe there’s a complex solution here, but the naive one of global com
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by drawnwren 3y ago
what are their margins? an $18B fine starts to make it seem possible that it would be profitable to not sell there.

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