Moritz Wallawitsch
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- The Problem of Induction and Machine Learning | Vaden Masrani1 savers
- Probabilities Without Measurements | Vaden Masrani1 savers
- Beyond embeddings: Navigating the shift to completions-only RAG | Sensible Blog1 savers
- Efficient Training of Language Models to Fill in the Middle | PDF1 savers
- copilot-explorer | Hacky repo to see what the Copilot extension sends to the server2 savers
- Understanding the Language Server Protocol | by Malintha Ranasinghe | Medium1 savers
- Tools for Stepping Into Biology - by Daniel George1 savers
- The Five Types of Wealth - by Atman - The Knowledge Toolkit1 savers
- #056: Are You Leaving Money On The Table? How To Structure 2024 Bonuses, The Story Of Weave: Software For Dental Practices1 savers
- GREP-735 Issue bot has "# References" but no references are listed1 savers
- GREP-714 new editing active repos for chat only saved when message is send1 savers
- Status as a Service (StaaS) — Remains of the Day27 savers
- Vincent Chan: Inside PayPal1 savers
- Identify Scarcity | Chamath Archive1 savers
- Lessons from Peter Thiel - Joe Lonsdale13 savers
- Gene Pool Engineering for Entrepreneurs | Khosla3 savers
- Renaissance Technologies and The Medallion Fund1 savers
- Conjecture, Criticism, and the Structure of a Mind1 savers
- Why Figma Wins - kwokchain7 savers
- Why Figma Wins | Matter1 savers
- About Us – Hindenburg Research5 savers
- Curiosity's Role in Shaping Perspectives on Technology1 savers
- Find a fast current, not a large body of water | by Sarah Tavel | Medium2 savers
- Thales of Miletus - Wikipedia1 savers
- Monitoring is a Pain1 savers
- Datadog costs that high? : r/kubernetes1 savers
- Conviction6 savers
- Politics and the English Language | The Orwell Foundation23 savers
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There is always a scarce resource somewhere. So whether it was all of us deciding to organize around safety, inventing language, creating money, building a machine, creating a smartphone, somewhere along the way, someone was asking the question, what is the next great problem that needs to be solved? Where I stand today, what is the scarce resource that exists? What limits progress?
Identify Scarcity | Chamath ArchiveAn intelligent mind is an evolutionary system that attempts to climb this partial ordering.
Conjecture, Criticism, and the Structure of a MindLet a worldview be a set of ideas that represents a complete, independent attempt to explain reality
Conjecture, Criticism, and the Structure of a MindNet Returns by Year of The Medallion Fund 1988-2022
Renaissance Technologies and The Medallion FundI’ve found it is far more useful to think of markets instead like a river with a current. As a founder (the ship’s captain), your job is to find the current, and then build the best ship (product) and team to ride it.
Find a fast current, not a large body of water | by Sarah Tavel | MediumSeven Sages of Greece, semi-legendary wise statesmen and founding figures of Ancient Greece
Thales of Miletus - WikipediaThales has arguably the most famous of all, gnothi seauton or know thyself. According to the 10th-century Byzantine encyclopedia the Suda, the proverb is both "applied to those whose boasts exceed what they are" and "a warning to pay no attention to the opinion of the multitude."
Thales of Miletus - WikipediaYou go from store everything and let god figure it out to needing to understand both what metrics matter and which ones matter less, how to do aggregations inside of Prometheus and you need to add out-of-band monitoring for all these new services
Monitoring is a PainThis only really got fixed when we had to eat a 6 figure overage charge, though in that case a lot of teams just gutted there logs/metrics as they would rather fly blind than actually manage their integrations
Datadog costs that high? : r/kubernetesbecause it provides a single pane of glass for all kinds of engineers across all parts of the BU (network folks, security folks, kubernetes folks, vcenter folks, DBAs, data analysts)
Datadog costs that high? : r/kubernetesA scrupulous writer, in every sentence that he writes, will ask himself at least four questions, thus: What am I trying to say? What words will express it? What image or idiom will make it clearer? Is this image fresh enough to have an effect? And he will probably ask himself two more: Could I put it more shortly? Have I said anything that is avoidably ugly?
Politics and the English Language | The Orwell Foundation