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by willempienaar 2mo ago
That is pretty wild, but it lines up with evals we've also done internally. In one case we had the agent see it's in a simulation (based on a k8s pod label) and simply give up the run. In other cases it's gone to great length
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How we verify Cleric’s production fixes(cleric.ai)
9 points by willempienaar 2mo ago|0 comments
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by willempienaar 4mo ago
Phew, for a second there I felt bad for them!
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by willempienaar 4mo ago
Also, the “cell” in Generic Cell Rate Algorithm is an ATM cell. GCRA is 1990s telecom, the scheduling algorithm ATM switches used to check that 53-byte cells were arriving on the wire at the agreed rate.
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Claude programmatic usage get separate budget(xcancel.com)
6 points by willempienaar 5mo ago|2 comments
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by willempienaar 6mo ago
Yes. Alt-tab makes MacOS actually usable
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by willempienaar 8mo ago
Cleric | https://cleric.ai | Staff SWE, AI | Staff SWE, Product | Founding Marketer | Staff Designer | SWE, Backend | SF Onsite (Designer Remote) Engineers can't keep up with their production environments: dozens of service
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by willempienaar 9mo ago
Cleric | Staff SWE, AI | Staff SWE, Product | Head of Marketing | SF Onsite | $160K-$240K + Equity Engineers can't keep up with their production environments: dozens of services, dashboards everywhere, alerts firing. The information to
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by willempienaar 10mo ago
I kind of agree, but the message in this particular post does border on https://simonwillison.net/2024/Jul/13/give-people-something-...
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by willempienaar 1y ago
Cleric | https://cleric.ai | Staff Software Engineer | Full-Time | $160K–$220K | Onsite (San Francisco) Cleric is an AI Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) that autonomously root causes production issues for engineering teams. Our A
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by willempienaar 2y ago
Cleric | https://cleric.io | Staff Software Engineer | Full-Time | Onsite (San Francisco) Cleric is an AI Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) that root causes production issues at machine speed, using the same tools engineers use to
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by willempienaar 2y ago
Cleric | https://cleric.io | Software Engineers, Platform & Product | Full-Time | Onsite (San Francisco) Cleric is an AI Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) that diagnoses production issues at machine speed, using the same tools
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by willempienaar 2y ago
Cleric | Multiple Roles | San Francisco | Full-time | $160K-$200K + 0.5%-1.5% equity | Visa Sponsorship At Cleric we're building an AI-powered agent that helps engineers quickly diagnose and resolve production issues, freeing them up f
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by willempienaar 3y ago
While everyone is focusing on LLMs, the folks at Bytewax are quietly shipping tech that is both accessible and robust. Great to see.
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by willempienaar 4y ago
Been following this project for a while. There's a reason why it's making waves in developer circles - You get a simple to use Python developer experience with a powerful distributed data processing framework that scales to enormo
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by willempienaar 5y ago
It may be worth reading this article to get an idea of what feature stores are and how they are used https://feast.dev/blog/what-is-a-feature-store/
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Feast 0.10(feast.dev)
1 points by willempienaar 5y ago|0 comments
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A State of Feast(blog.feast.dev)
2 points by willempienaar 6y ago|0 comments
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by willempienaar 6y ago
Co-author here. Happy to answer any questions!
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What Is a Feature Store?(tecton.ai)
50 points by willempienaar 6y ago|6 comments
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Feast: Bridging ML Models and Data(blog.gojekengineering.com)
6 points by willempienaar 7y ago|0 comments
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by willempienaar 8y ago
I agree. To add to that, GitOps as defined by Weaveworks and Kelsey Hightower is a technology agnostic approach.
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by willempienaar 9y ago
Best bet to learn about our ML systems is at (and after) talks we do in Singapore.
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by willempienaar 9y ago
Good point. I work on the Data Science team, but I will pass along your comment and suggestion to the relevant product team.
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by willempienaar 10y ago
A side project of mine requires similar functionality in terms of copying and pasting text. I would like to see how you implemented it.
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by willempienaar 10y ago
Working well, thanks! Do you have any plans to release the source code?
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by willempienaar 10y ago
It might not be viable as a means of facilitating transactions, but it can possibly survive as a store of value.
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by willempienaar 10y ago
Did your symptoms ever manifest on your skin? If so, did the propranolol affect that at all?
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by willempienaar 10y ago
Crawlers/indexers take JS into account to varying degrees. In my experience they will execute client side code, but AJAX calls are ignored. So at the very least you want to send down data for the initial load.
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by willempienaar 10y ago
Firebase is great for getting up and running quickly. If you want server side logic then you can use Firebase as a queue. So let the client request data through Firebase and then you have another service monitor the queue and fill requests.

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