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Show HN: 4x faster Deep Learning training – we replaced the DataLoader with Rust
2 points by yansoki 9mo ago|0 comments
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by yansoki 1y ago
Thank you...reading from you guys has been great so far
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by yansoki 1y ago
Love this...meaning simply reusing a quick fix is definitely not ideal to help identify root causes...LLMs have come a long way and I feel with adequate tooling and context(the rich ticket data you mentioned), they could really be a great s
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by yansoki 1y ago
Thanks tracker...very insightful
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by yansoki 1y ago
Okay, thanks a lot, didn't see it like this
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by yansoki 1y ago
Thanks...thinking about using AI to learn about what is actually "important" to the developper or team...tracking the alerts that actually lead to manual interventions or important repo changes...this way, we could always automati
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by yansoki 1y ago
So it's really a manual and iterative process....means there should be room for something to be done
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by yansoki 1y ago
I wasn't building one exactly for me, but I believe not all devs have a team available to monitor the deployments for them...and sometimes centralized observability could really be a plus and ease the life for a developper....just bein
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by yansoki 1y ago
Yes that's true....but my frustrations lmade me wonder if others really faced these problems, and before attempting to solve it, I want to know about solutions available...but lol everyone seems to say it's hell
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by yansoki 1y ago
So ideally, a system that can learn from your infrastructure and traffic patterns or metrics over time? Cuz that's what I'm thinking about and your last statement seems to validate it...also from what I'm getting no tool actu
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by yansoki 1y ago
This is an incredibly insightful and helpful comment, thank you. You explain exactly what I thought when writing this post. The phrase that stands out to me is "constant iterative process." It feels like most tools are built to ju
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by yansoki 1y ago
You've hit the nail on the head with "devilishly hard." That phrase perfectly captures what I've felt. What have you found to be the most "devilish" part of it? Is it defining what "normal" behavior i
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by yansoki 1y ago
Thanks for the sanity check. In your experience, what's the biggest source of the noise? Do you find it's more of a tooling problem (e.g., bad defaults) or a people/process problem (e.g., alerts not being cleaned up)?
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Ask HN: As a developer, am I wrong to think monitoring alerts are mostly noise?
22 points by yansoki 1y ago|40 comments