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Ensuring reliable OpenTelemetry ingestion at scale
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25d ago
I’ve always wondered why it happened, assumed it was a rendering bug. fwiw it seems like “reduce white point” overrides any of these effects - which is good.
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1mo ago
High CACs are supported by high LTVs, that is about the right ballpark for things like lawyers or even plumbers.
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Building a better MCP server and proving it
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Your team will build the best SRE agent
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We built an MCP server for your SRE agent
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ClickCannon: Building a Tool for Benchmarking ClickHouse
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2mo ago
I've been using both and as far as I can tell with ccusage, the $ equivalent budgets are about the same between them now. This may have been true before anthropic doubled their quotas and openai 2x promo expired last month.
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The future of observability won't be one proprietary AI agent
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4mo ago
I have _yet_ to hit a time where TSA can make multiple hours disappear. Precheck w/ touchless ID lines are virtually empty at most airports, the actual security screen itself is quite fast given almost nothing needs to be removed from
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4mo ago
The irony is when I was sanity checking with ChatGPT - it caught the inaccuracies on its own.
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4mo ago
While I agree with some of these observations - the research cited in the article really do not match the claims at all from what I can tell. > An NBER study of support agents [2] found generative AI boosted novice productivity by about
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6mo ago
I’ve seen fake accounts created by bad actors attempting to pose as others for gaining remote employment. It’s possible that is what was happening, and the takedown was from LI taking down the profile from the bad actor. Other times they wo
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Claude Opus 4.6 extends LLM pareto frontier
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I'm actually curious on the evolution of models as well over time - I created a "created at" group by option to try to broadly visualize how models over time (half calendar years) drift in terms of pareto efficiency. There&#x
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LLM Pareto Frontier
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ClickHouse Acquires LibreChat
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LLMs can't solve production issues
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Can LLMs replace on-call SREs?
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1y ago
Yes, though that just means the probability of success is a function of not only user input but also the model version. Slot machines on the other hand are truly random and success is luck based with no priors (the legal ones in the US anyw
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There's plenty of evidence that good prompts (prompt engineering, tuning) can result in better outputs. Improving LLM output through better inputs is neither an illusion, nor as easy as learning how to google (entire companies are bein
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1y ago
This is really helpful feedback, a few notes: - Reorder columns: You should be able to do so by modifying the order of the SELECT statement at the top. - Wrapping: totally agree - this is something we're adding in, it's on the nea
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We think Grafana is still a great tool and many teams are heavily invested in the Grafana ecosystem. We'll continue to invest in Grafana support via ClickHouse's official Grafana plugin and that won't be changing at all with
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1y ago
Ah sorry I missed that part of the question, yes MongoDB and ClickHouse are the two stateful services. We'll be looking to see if we can offer some mode to simplify it down to just ClickHouse but that'll take a bit more work.
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1y ago
For getting started, we have a really easy to use helm chart that I'd recommend checking out first: https://clickhouse.com/docs/use-cases/observability/clicksta...
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1y ago
I've written up a detailed answer in a thread below earlier :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44196484
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ClickStack is currently just open source - so there's no cloud or a fully hosted offering yet! (Of course you can always pair ClickStack with ClickHouse Cloud to have your ClickHouse hosted for you). But in this case there's proba
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It's actually not clear to me that Vector is any simpler than OTel imo (VRL is way more complicated than OTTL for instance). You can also use otel collector builder (ocb) to build a slimmed binary. My take is that OTel is overall the b
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Totally agree - you use an observability tool because it answers your questions quickly, not just return searches quickly. Beyond raw performance and cost effectiveness, which is quite important at scale, we work a lot on making sure the ap
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1y ago
There's a version that we call local mode which is intended for engineers using it as part of their local debugging workflow: https://clickhouse.com/docs/use-cases/observability/clicksta... Otherwise yes
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