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by honorious 1y ago
CaMel paper was posted several months ago. Has anyone experimented with it in concrete examples? Any success stories?
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CaMeL agent to protect against indirect prompt injection(github.com)
1 points by honorious 1y ago|1 comments
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CaMeL-Powered Secure Agent Demo with ADK(github.com)
3 points by honorious 1y ago|1 comments
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by honorious 1y ago
This demo shows an Agent Development Kit (ADK) implementation that leverages the CaMeL framework for enhanced security and controlled data flow in LLM agents. CaMeL (Defeating Prompt Injections by Design) protects the model against prompt i
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by honorious 2y ago
Am I the only one that thinks that being "agent wrangler" actually makes building things more fun? To me, the interesting parts in building is taking a real problem, mapping it to a set of "things" that need to be built,
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by honorious 2y ago
The law says that US cloud providers are fined if they continued to provide services to Bytedance. As far as we know, Tiktok is operated on US servers by Oracle. While it might have been possible to find another cloud provider and move all
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by honorious 2y ago
Can you expand on the risk of breaking novelty? Is the concern that prompts could be re-used for training by the provider and such knowledge become part of the model?
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by honorious 2y ago
I have been interested in Prolog since my time at the University, and I loved the idea of logic programming. For "proper" Prolog, in 2024 it is a niche language alive in specific constraint solving applications, but not really use
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by honorious 3y ago
I find very appropriate that a Pope, who holds the modern title of "Pontifex Maximus", was the one that finally updated the calendar again after 1500 years.
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by honorious 3y ago
No need to doubt his story. Very likely he took a boat, like many touring cyclist doing the Pan-American route do. It is a relatively established route. If you really want to be self-reliant, the amazing Iohan Gueorguiev bike-raft it, but t
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by honorious 4y ago
I got out of academia, but I'd love to keep reading the new hot and influential papers to keep up with the research trends in the research communities I am interested in. So I like this idea! However, there are so many junk papers that
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by honorious 4y ago
Isn't RSU the middle ground already? You can part of your compensation in salary, part in ownership of the company. If you work and the company does well, you do better. The % of comp in RSU raises as you get promoted to higher levels,
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by honorious 4y ago
What do you like to do outside of work? Do you like to be be near mountains? Near water? Do you like a bars and concerts? Do you like cycling? Climbing? Is there a community for your hobby in the place where you are going to go? Those activ
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by honorious 6y ago
As everything carbon-fiber, a lot depends on the quality of the build. Look for "Danny MacAskill Tests Santa Cruz Reserve Carbon Wheels": he really tries to destroy those rims, and it takes him doing ridiculous things to do so. Al
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by honorious 8y ago
It might not be clear from the last chapter, but the book doesn't claim that time doesn't exist. To paraphrase (but use the same example because it is funny): time doesn't appear at the fundamental concepts in physics. Cats a
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by honorious 8y ago
I just finished reading Rovelli's book "The Order of Time." The article is the last chapter, where the author summarizes the results of the "journey" of the book. I recommend the book, it was an enjoyable read. The
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by honorious 8y ago
Thanks! The design tradeoff between ridership and coverage is very interesting, and ripe for political discussion. I wonder if there are opportunities for working with on-demand ride companies for coverage, while focusing infrastructure on
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by honorious 8y ago
That looks like an interesting problem! 1) What are the metrics that mass transit operators tend to optimize for? Do you think they are in line with improving the service to customers? 2) How much is "dependability" of a mass tran
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by honorious 8y ago
I would argue that abuse protection has been one of the main drivers toward centralized systems. Many goals of fully decentralized morality-neutral platforms are in conflict with the expectations of people to be protected from harm while us
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by honorious 8y ago
I have reviewed and published several papers for conferences in Computer Science. You got good suggestions so far, I'd like to add one important thing: * Choose and Know your community! When you choose a venue like a conference, you ar
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Access Transparency and the data custodian model(blog.google)
1 points by honorious 8y ago|0 comments
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by honorious 10y ago
It's safe to assume that most US universities with PhD programs have openings every year and they are going to sponsor you for a visa. The difficult part is identifying professors that you'd like to work with.
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by honorious 12y ago
PhD students take classes, and some of them do have written exam (in CS theory more than other parts of CS). In the US, where the PhD is 5 years, you spent a good portion of the first 2 years taking classes. Before coming up with new knowle
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by honorious 12y ago
One thing that comes to mind is G+ pictures: it has the sharing functionalities you are planning to have, and it has a lot of more features in term of picture processing. How do you compete? I can see a few things (maybe simpler / no s
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by honorious 12y ago
I interviewed many candidates with PhDs for one of those major software firms, and I was not long ago one of those candidates myself. My advice is to spend some time and practice interview questions: go from the problem, to the idea of the
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by honorious 12y ago
My advice is to chat with previous and current students to get a feeling on how it is to work with that professor. In this way, you get a view of their experience. Is the PhD in the US, Europe, or somewhere else? As for government funded: y
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by honorious 12y ago
Also, it's a paid position, right? Never go if it is not payed, it's not worth it.
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by honorious 12y ago
That's a very good goal. You clearly need a better managers and better companies to work for. The research experience of the PhD might help, but it's not the solution to all problems. For a more pragmatic point of view, look at wh
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by honorious 12y ago
Is it in a good school, and are you working with somebody who is publishing in top conferences or journals? If not, then you won't get much out of your PhD. Why did you always wanted to have a PhD? Do you want to work in research or ac
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by honorious 12y ago
I have been using LaTex for many years and I like it, but what's stopping other document editing software (like Word) to reach the same level of quality of results? LaTex has been around forever, but nobody else is close to that qualit

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