dkulchenko
Joined 15 years ago
Joined 15 years ago
I think claude.ai’s web app in thinking mode is likely defaulting to a much much smaller thinking budget than that.
Maybe I'm retroactively imposing modern day safety culture, but reading the timeline and history, it feels like AECL was completely negligent in waving off the issue as more and more fatalities kept piling up.
Can't believe the devices weren't pulled offline to definitively solve the issue after the first death. Instead, they basically went "can't repro, oh well".
I would've loved to avoid them but vendors would often choose them due to their cost.
Cloudflare would refuse to route to my new IP for hours on end. Incredibly frustrating and I almost pulled my DNS off of CF as a result.
I was able to work around it by disabling the orange cloud for the domain for a couple hours, then turning it back on, which must have reset some sort of cache on CF's end.
Ultimately, it's not a DNS issue, it's an internal CF routing issue - it only happens with CDN (orange cloud) on. It seems CF's just caching the orange cloud's original route (via the SaaS provider) way too long internally somewhere and it's not being cleared when the route is changed off of the SaaS.
SquashFS files have file-based deduplication, fast random access, and mountability, all of which are lacking from .tar.* archives without resorting to other indexing tools. And they're mountable on any Linux without installing anything.
Only downside is they're readonly (or more accurately append-only), but for my uses, that's totally fine.
Instead of dating-specific qualifiers, it'd ask for your interests, hobbies, values, age and other demos, then match you based on overlap.
Not Meetup - it's not quite solving the same problem, and so it solves things differently (focusing on shared interests and on discrete meetup events).
Subscriptions still active at month x are represented as `l(x)` and subscriptions that "die" (cancel/expire) in a given month are represented as `d(x)`.
This gives you a "life expectancy" and a "mortality rate" (so, churn) for any given number of months that a customer has been subscribed. So I can project how long someone will stay subscribed when they're brand new (at month 0) and how long they likely still have when they're at month 8 (longer than at month 0, funnily enough).
With those subscriptions where the month-specific churn will largely decrease the longer someone's subscribed (after passing the initial high-churn first months), this allows measuring/projecting churn on a much more granular level.
All my mail sync is down, Analytics isn't loading, Sheets and Docs are all stuck in "Reconnecting". I wonder what could cause this.
Founder of Phenona (acquired by ActiveState in June 2011), then Cloud Engineer at ActiveState, interviewer at Karat, now working on calmbox (https://thecalmbox.com)
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