lootsauce

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by lootsauce 1y ago
The recent DEFCON talk for the referenced paper https://www.youtube.com/live/pleLhJRW9Fw The risks in LLM powered systems seems like an opened pandora's box the more I look into mitigating it.
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Indirect Prompt Injection Attacks Against LLM Assistants(schneier.com)
6 points by lootsauce 1y ago|2 comments
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by lootsauce 1y ago
now do purchasing power of the dollar https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CUUR0000SA0R
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by lootsauce 2y ago
I totally agree with the sentiments in the video that the current state of agent architectures feels not there yet and we need an interoperable composable standard.
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Rebos: repeatability for any Linux distribution(gitlab.com)
1 points by lootsauce 2y ago|0 comments
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by lootsauce 2y ago
In my own experiments I have had major failures where much of the text is fabricated by the LLM to the point where I just find it hard to trust even with great prompt engineering. What I have been very impressed with is it’s ability to take
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by lootsauce 2y ago
My brain must be warped by using LLMs because I could not help but think that it would be an amazing prompt, complete with multiple examples of each principal. Perhaps good prompting is good writing?
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by lootsauce 3y ago
Logical yet, how overvalued did Tesla get?
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by lootsauce 3y ago
To the contrary does it not imply any well organized group should have an easier time of accomplishing their aims while the rest are mired in the chaos?
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by lootsauce 3y ago
You think the waste is high in tech saving a few mill here and there with db settings an ec2 optimizations? Imagine all the low sophistication marketing managers and CDOs, CMOS literally with 10 to 100+ million budgets much of which is comp
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by lootsauce 3y ago
Found code for it https://github.com/microsoft/DiskANN
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by lootsauce 3y ago
This popped up in the new feed yesterday and seems significant in the ANN space https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38054537
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by lootsauce 3y ago
This looks to be a big deal for vector database hosting costs. The pattern of moving away from hot ram towards algorithms that efficiently leverage ssd storage is a winner every time.
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by lootsauce 3y ago
A thought, write a very constrained sane rendering/layout engine as a compile target for an llm to convert html/css to rather than support all css or any of it for that matter. Could there be some kind of llvm for html/css?
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by lootsauce 3y ago
I picked up the Tao Te Ching in middle school and would reread it frequently. The personal insights would evolve as I grew up and faced different issues in my life. I found an abiding peace in those personal insights and they have held with
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by lootsauce 3y ago
“Consistent with the First Amendment, the Nation’s answer is tolerance, not coercion. The First Amendment envisions the United States as a rich and complex place where all persons are free to think and speak as they wish, not as the governm
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by lootsauce 3y ago
Part of the challenge of firehoses of links or hilights being less valuable to others, is that they are the residue of an particular persons thought process and that thought process was clear to them but obviously not us. A description of t
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by lootsauce 3y ago
I always say it is non-trivial to achieve a meeting of the minds. We often act adversarially to new ideas to challenge them as they in turn challenge our conceptions. Often this looks like arguing and many people ain’t got time for that, it
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by lootsauce 4y ago
Wow this is the best content I have seen on prompt engineering, it feels much more like computer science than the usual prompt engineering recipes. This formalism of analytic augmentation and higher order augmentations seems like it is ripe
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by lootsauce 4y ago
YES! "Science is ultimately cultural and there's no way around that." I think that many people recoil at this idea and just don't want to believe this, but it is the truth. To those individuals I would say do not confus
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by lootsauce 4y ago
It's waaay worse than that. My understanding of the point of incommensurability is not the obvious morality is different from science but it goes back to Kuhn in the Structure of Scientific Revolutions where he argues scientists speaki
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by lootsauce 4y ago
Yup
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by lootsauce 4y ago
And what if when it is government branding the undesirables? Only a problem when you disagree? But of course all the sane people agree with the ministry of truth and decency. Personal responsibility is a far better position to defend despit
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Emergency – China Has Erupted – Revolution!!! [video](youtube.com)
7 points by lootsauce 4y ago|0 comments
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by lootsauce 4y ago
If Chuck Norris were a web color it would be #BADA55
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by lootsauce 4y ago
I see destructuring as a great way to make function signatures more self documenting. Without the complexity of typescript types we can use destructuring of function arguments to define exactly what shape that input requires to fulfill the
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by lootsauce 4y ago
Yes, I am also in this camp. I document very rarely, only when sure something is inherently complicated and needs to be written down. A great example of this is often times odd bug fixes related to the evolution of features, underlying serv
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by lootsauce 4y ago
Has anyone created a vfs for redis?
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by lootsauce 4y ago
This is awesome! I want to see other tools like this. I dream of a project management system that is text based and lives in your codebase seems we are pretty close with this. Planning (this), comments / descriptions (markdown), identi
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by lootsauce 4y ago
Still, why wouldn’t they?

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