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aickin
2y ago
My startup just got its SOC2 Type 2 compliance, and it felt like the process was a lot harder than it should have been. I took the opportunity to write up everything I wish someone had told me about getting SOC2 Type 2 as a small startup, f
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aickin
2y ago
Yep, that's also a huge issue with LLMs in production. Our product has some automatic detection of jailbreak attempts so that you can see when people are trying to jailbreak & prompt inject, but hallucinations are the biggest unsol
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aickin
2y ago
Yeah, that's definitely another way to solve the issue. Of course, that can add a ton of operational complexity and means that you are responsible for fixing or upgrading the model if and when any security issues or other problems come
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AI Models Like GPT-4o Change Without Warning. Here's What You Can Do About It
(libretto.ai)
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2y ago
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2y ago
People have been complaining about AI models surreptitiously changing underneath them for a while now, and we found evidence of it happening in the wild. We build an LLM monitoring and testing tool called Libretto, and we saw GPT-4o start t
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Do few-shot examples generalize across different LLMs?
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2y ago
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aickin
2y ago
Hey there, I'm the founder & CEO of Libretto, which is building tools to automate prompt engineering, and we have a new post about some experiments we did to see if few-shot examples' performance translates across LLMs. We too
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aickin
2y ago
Hey there, I'm the founder of a company called Libretto, which is building tools to automate prompt engineering, and I wanted to share this blog post we just put out about empirical testing of few-shot examples. We took a prompt from B
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Empirical testing of LLM few-shot examples shows that example choice is crucial
(getlibretto.com)
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2y ago
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Imaginary programming: implementation-free TypeScript for GPT-powered web dev
(loom.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
imaginary.dev is a project I built to allow web developers to use GPT to easily add AI features to their existing web user interfaces. All a developer does is declares a function prototype in TypeScript with a good comment saying what the f
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Implementation-free TypeScript functions with Imaginary Programming
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4y ago
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4y ago
We've recently released a new library that implements a concept called "Imaginary Programming" for TypeScript. The idea is that you can incorporate Large Language Models (LLMs) like GPT into more traditional webapps by simply
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9y ago
Three other (somewhat related) reasons I’ve heard stated by FB folks: 1. Makes it easier to identify talent out in the world that they want to go after. 2. Raises the technical reputation of Facebook, making it easier to get candidates to s
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What’s New with Server-Side Rendering in React 16
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Your Team Could Be Just Like Uber, Especially If You Think It's Not
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10y ago
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Speed Up Your React Server with These 6 Weird Tricks
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11y ago
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React-dom-stream: React server side rendering up to 47% faster
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11y ago
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