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by ntonozzi 4y ago
Was it PRQL? That’s what all of these comments remind me of. https://prql-lang.org/
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by ntonozzi 4y ago
I see, thank you for the insight. The OpenAI paper about summarization is an easy read and very similar to your approach, if you are looking for somewhere to start: https://openai.com/blog/summarizing-books/ .
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by ntonozzi 4y ago
Have you compared GPT with prompting to other models like https://huggingface.co/sshleifer/distilbart-cnn-12-6 ? Do you know what the state of the art is in summarization technology?
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by ntonozzi 4y ago
You can get a CGM from Levels Health ( https://www.levelshealth.com/ ) but it will cost you and I don't think it will be covered by insurance.
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by ntonozzi 4y ago
And yet many job postings, even those that are only in Colorado, still don't have the salary on the job posting.
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by ntonozzi 4y ago
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by ntonozzi 4y ago
Some extra context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fall_of_the_Western_Roman_Empi... .
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by ntonozzi 4y ago
No, there are plenty of ways to violate a boundary besides rape.
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by ntonozzi 4y ago
One of the critical points here is using pretrained models to generate embeddings that the application level programmer uses. This technique isn't common knowledge among programmers without any ML experience, but is a key to getting go
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by ntonozzi 4y ago
A 40 minute 10k is very fast, especially for a training run that is done many times a week.
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by ntonozzi 4y ago
No, an empty array means that the cache is never invalidated.
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by ntonozzi 4y ago
Yeah I’m not sure the “just” is justified, and it’s not good but it’s certainly different than being able to send tweets as a particular user. IPMI access was typically only given to SREs.
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by ntonozzi 4y ago
If you read the document "Security Chief's Final Report to Twitter" on the Washington Post article ( https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/interactive/2022/t... ), you will see that 'god
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by ntonozzi 4y ago
> The other two languages I’ve used mostly in recent decades are Java and Ruby and the profiler situation is for both those languages is kind of shitty. I had to pay real money to get the Java profiler I used at AWS and while it worked,
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by ntonozzi 4y ago
PgTyped is another high quality alternative: https://github.com/adelsz/pgtyped .
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by ntonozzi 4y ago
I'm not in the market right now, so don't do it for me :) That makes sense, I think it's the right call.
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by ntonozzi 5y ago
This looks awesome, I'm excited to try it out. It'd be cool to be able to dynamically deploy new configuration options without deploying new device code, or remove bad configurations. Looks like that could be possible but it would
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by ntonozzi 5y ago
They use the term EventBus, but really it's a thin EventBus client library that uses Kafka under the hood. I think all EventBus clients at Twitter have been migrated to use Kafka.
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by ntonozzi 5y ago
I discussed this method a little more in a blog post ( https://blog.twitter.com/engineering/en_us/topics/infrastruc... ), if you are trying to get an intuition here: > we only allocate one pointer for every
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by ntonozzi 5y ago
A similar idea is finger search ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finger_search ), where you can turn a traversal of a tree from O(log(number of items in the tree)) into O(log(number of items between the finger and the key
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Vespa Cloud with Free Trial(cloud.vespa.ai)
2 points by ntonozzi 5y ago|0 comments
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by ntonozzi 6y ago
Great article! This seems like a fairly tricky ranking function. I wonder if they compared it to combining TF-IDF and the page popularity. This would help with the problem they explained. It'd be interesting to see more details about h
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How to Let Go(reading.supply)
1 points by ntonozzi 6y ago|0 comments
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by ntonozzi 6y ago
Very cool, seems much higher quality than the RMI library. I’m hoping more of these learned data structures make their way into libraries.
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by ntonozzi 6y ago
A related technique is generating an index using a machine learned model (well explained here: https://blog.acolyer.org/2018/01/08/the-case-for-learned-ind... ). In interpolation search, we just use a simple l
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by ntonozzi 6y ago
Oh, that makes sense. I like the solution you arrived at!
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by ntonozzi 6y ago
It'd be interesting to see it compared to https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/collections/struct.BTreeSet.ht... . Their skiplist description is a little funny — typically a skiplist has one element per leaf node, an
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by ntonozzi 6y ago
We left out some detail here to keep the post readable. In reality, we can handle 16 Tweets per millisecond per partition. We have tens of partitions, so that makes the edge case less likely. If we do see a gigantic growth in Tweet rate, we
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by ntonozzi 8y ago
Congrats Quinn and company! I hope there's not too much of my code lurking in there =)
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by ntonozzi 8y ago
MVCC - Multi version concurrency control.

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