JoshBlythe

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   by JoshBlythe 5mo ago

   The dual-watermark theory makes alot of sense for defensive engineering. You always assume your outer layer will be broken and so keep a second layer that isn't publicly testable. Same as defence in depth anywhere else. I'm curiou
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   by JoshBlythe 5mo ago

   In app builders using LLM's you would expect proper prompt injection procedures to be in place - but surprise surprise, it's not usually the case. AI tools tend to ship fast and security is alwasy an aferthought. I see this patter
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   by JoshBlythe 5mo ago

   This is interesting timing. I'm currently using EFS with Fargate for persistent storage and the NFS performance has been the biggest pain point - WAL mode SQLite on EFS works but deploys cause downtime because you can't run two co
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   by JoshBlythe 5mo ago

   S3 if you're already in the AWS ecosystem. R2 if egress costs are killing you. I run multi-region on AWS and S3 is deeply integrated with everything - IAM, CloudFront, ECS, Lambda. Switching to R2 would save on egress but I'd lose
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   Ask HN: What's the state of multimodal prompt injection defence in 2026?

   2 points by JoshBlythe 5mo ago|1 comments
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   by JoshBlythe 5mo ago

   What a throwback! Reminds me of older gameboy games! Really nice project!
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   by JoshBlythe 5mo ago

   4/9 for me... no 'Lizzy Line though?!
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   by JoshBlythe 6mo ago

   this is rlly cool
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   by JoshBlythe 6mo ago

   love this - is it free to use?