TarqDirtyToMe

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by TarqDirtyToMe 4mo ago
This would be perfect on a play date
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by TarqDirtyToMe 5mo ago
I agree on both counts but don’t think it’s unreasonable to have safeguards around this kind of ask. With no additional information, this flag seems overly sensitive but we don’t have the full context. I’d expect the occasional superfluous
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by TarqDirtyToMe 5mo ago
Were all of these accounts banned or just get flagged chats? Several of these seem like reasonable cases to flag. Take “how can I be 100% sure the circuit is dead before I touch the wires”. AI is useful, but it’s not at the point where we s
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by TarqDirtyToMe 6mo ago
Cool to hear Claude was able to learn it. I was planning on leveraging it in a future version of this project I was hacking on that lets you execute shortcut actions as tools (without creating actual shortcuts): https://tarq.net&
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Show HN: Action Relay – Every App Intent as an MCP Tool(tarq.net)
3 points by TarqDirtyToMe 7mo ago|0 comments
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by TarqDirtyToMe 7mo ago
They aren’t the same thing. TUI refers to interactive ncurses-like interfaces. Vim has a TUI, ls does not I’m fairly certain this terminology has been around since at least the early aughts.
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by TarqDirtyToMe 3y ago
I would think you’d need to unescape the new lines and tabs and have a task for the model to perform with it. Maybe try prefixing it with “summarize the following text” before compression. Otherwise I’m not sure how it would judge what it’s
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by TarqDirtyToMe 3y ago
There’s some examples on the website: https://llmlingua.com/
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by TarqDirtyToMe 3y ago
This does not seem relevant to the alignment discussed in the paper. It seems to be explicitly out of scope: > The potential harmful, false or biased responses using the compressed prompts would likely be unchanged. Thus using LLMLingua
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by TarqDirtyToMe 3y ago
I’m really not all that familiar with the space so I could be mistaking. The definition of ai alignment on Wikipedia says an aligned model one that “advances intended objectives”. In the paper, “distribution alignment” is one of methods use
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by TarqDirtyToMe 3y ago
Sounds right to me. I think it’s fun that is this may be the only compression algorithm where the output is still human understandable. It reads like a slightly garbled version of what someone writing down bullet point notes of a lecture mi
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by TarqDirtyToMe 3y ago
My understanding is that in an academic context you’ll hear alignment anytime a model is tuned to accomplish a certain task, not just to steer its political affiliation and idea of ethics I don’t think this models use of alignment implies a
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by TarqDirtyToMe 3y ago
I think alignment in this context refers to distribution alignment: “aligning” it so its outputs more efficiently steer the target model with less tokens
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LLMLingua: Compressing Prompts for Faster Inferencing(github.com)
149 points by TarqDirtyToMe 3y ago|47 comments
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by TarqDirtyToMe 3y ago
LLMLingua uses a well-trained small language model after alignment, such as GPT2-small or LLaMA-7B, to detect the unimportant tokens in the prompt and enable inference with the compressed prompt in black-box LLMs, achieving up to 20x compre
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Bypassing MaxScale’s DB Firewall for MySQL/MariaDB(blog.tarq.io)
1 points by TarqDirtyToMe 8y ago|0 comments
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by TarqDirtyToMe 10y ago
I'd be interested to see if any web-based control panels are vulnerable in a similar way. All of the client_*_temp_path directives are valid in http,server, and location contexts so you have a lot of flexibility there.
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by TarqDirtyToMe 10y ago
Definitely bad behavior. Ideally, no one but privileged users should be able to edit the configuration imho but this opens the door for attackers.
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by TarqDirtyToMe 10y ago
All of the client_*_temp_path behave this way so you can actually change multiple files with one payload. I am sure there are other ones but I have not had a chance to investigate further. Another commented mentioned this particular problem
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by TarqDirtyToMe 10y ago
Completely agree. Time for a PR?
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by TarqDirtyToMe 10y ago
In theory, to make the temp/cache directories more secure I imagine
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by TarqDirtyToMe 10y ago
Trust me, I was just surprised as you are when I saw tutorials suggesting this.
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Node.js HTTP Request Smuggling(blog.tarq.io)
2 points by TarqDirtyToMe 10y ago|0 comments