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Glue raises $20M Series A for agentic team chat(glue.ai)
7 points by kainosnoema 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Glue is thread-first team chat with MCP support(glue.ai)
10 points by kainosnoema 1y ago|1 comments
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by kainosnoema 3y ago
Clearly not consulted earlier, ChatGPT weighs in on these two reasons: https://chat.openai.com/share/7cd52d82-b36b-42c6-9d13-eb7172... . Edit: even following the basic steps it outlines would've resulted in a bette
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by kainosnoema 3y ago
This is just not true for us. I'll share again what I've said before: we’ve been testing the upgraded GPT-4 models in the API (where you can control when the upgrade happens), and the newer ones perform significantly worse than th
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by kainosnoema 3y ago
I don't know why I keep seeing comments like these. We've had to delay the latest API model upgrade because it's dramatically worse at all of our production tasks than the original GPT-4. We've quantified it and it'
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by kainosnoema 3y ago
We’ve been testing the upgraded models in the API (where you can control when the upgrade happens), and the newer ones perform significantly worse than the older ones on the same tasks. Tweaking the prompts helps some but not enough. We’re
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by kainosnoema 3y ago
Really enjoyed all the minute details in this piece, like watching a documentary.
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by kainosnoema 4y ago
Yes, have been planning on it for awhile but yesterday's outage was last straw for us. Probably moving to Fly.io ( https://fly.io ).
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by kainosnoema 5y ago
The announcement implies that they no longer attempt fast charging over USB-C, so lower power requirement will improve reliability with 3rd party hardware.
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by kainosnoema 5y ago
My guess is this change was brought about by all the poor quality USB-C cables, hubs, and chargers out there. I bricked my Macbook Pro M1 by trying to power it from a supposedly compatible hub but wasn't negotiating the power output pr
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by kainosnoema 7y ago
It depends on the organization. We've had leaders move back to IC roles (and are going through one of these transitions now, actually), but I think it requires the organization to be explicitly supportive of such moves. We call it find
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We run our entire company out of Asana(blog.alexmaccaw.com)
2 points by kainosnoema 8y ago|0 comments
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Feedback is not a dirty word(blog.alexmaccaw.com)
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by kainosnoema 8y ago
Clearbit | San Francisco, CA or Remote | FULLTIME, REMOTE | https://clearbit.com Our mission is to build the data backbone for modern businesses. Clearbit is built by a team with backgrounds at Stripe, Twitter, Google, and Herok
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Alex MacCaw on the benefits of having a CEO coach(blog.alexmaccaw.com)
5 points by kainosnoema 8y ago|0 comments
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by kainosnoema 9y ago
Yes. As of a couple years ago at least, Slack was a monolithic PHP app that could support a few thousand users in a single team. Each “workspace” was assigned to a server and scaled vertically. LinkedIn notoriously had two Slack workspaces
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by kainosnoema 9y ago
Most Swift code is divided nicely up into modules, which are compiled together and have their own namespace. https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/Sw...
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by kainosnoema 9y ago
Unfortunately, iptables can't protect against all forms of DDOS attacks. Even just getting flooded by packets being routed to a particular IP can cause a datacenter's network to be affected. Something like CloudFlare Warp is the o
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by kainosnoema 9y ago
It's related. This was during the early versions of the security patch, which was causing performance and clock skew issues for PV instances ( https://twitter.com/kainosnoema/status/941816042103324672 ). Since
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by kainosnoema 9y ago
Just enabled it for our account (incredibly easy, single-button activation), and by morning we had results showing some minor vulnerabilities in our public subnets that we were able to patch immediately. Highly recommend.
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by kainosnoema 9y ago
Actually I think their approach is great—it's very modular and there's little overlap between use-cases. An exception (among a few) may be ECS and EKS, where ECS was probably the wrong bet for them now that K8s is getting so much
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by kainosnoema 9y ago
Yes, EKS is just managed K8s, which is the orchestration layer. You still need to have EC2 instances for the EKS tasks to be scheduled on. Unless you run your EKS tasks on Fargate, which is coming in 2018.
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by kainosnoema 9y ago
We launched our production workload in us-west-2 (Oregon) 4 years ago for this exact reason and it was one of the best decisions we made. Our staging servers in us-east-1 have experienced all of the outages between then and now, but product
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by kainosnoema 9y ago
Also getting 503 Slow Down and 500 internal server errors from S3 in us-east-1
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by kainosnoema 10y ago
Absolutely, I wasn't suggesting that you should change the naming. In fact I agree that nonce is likely not the best term for this. But the concept as it applies to HTTP APIs is a great one that I think could have a broadly recognized
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by kainosnoema 10y ago
In principle, what you've built is quite similar to a cryptographic nonce [1], usually used to prevent replay attacks against authentication services, etc. We use similar tokens in our API for idempotency as well, though we called them
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by kainosnoema 11y ago
This is one reason we decided at Cotap to purge messages after 14 days by default, and only keep them longer if requested ( https://cotap.com/blog/customizable-data-retention-for-busin... ). Contrary to what one might ex
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by kainosnoema 11y ago
It may not always be better since you'll likely never be able to call from Go into Cocoa libs, but if you can write a shared library and use it on the server, iOS and Android, then it's a big win. Linking a Swift app against the
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by kainosnoema 12y ago
In either case—assuming you run a VPC—you usually configure one or more NAT instances to allow EC2 instances to communicate with the internet ( http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonVPC/latest/UserGuide/VPC_NA... ).
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by kainosnoema 12y ago
Elasticsearch actually sacrifices both consistency and availability during partitions, even when inside a single datacenter (trust me, they happen in production). If you configure ES to prioritize consistency somewhat (minimum_master_node

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