cjonas

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by cjonas 3y ago
ya that's a good point... I guess if the "moderation" layer returns a constrained output (like "ALLOW") and anything not an exact match is considered a failure, then any prompt that can trick the first layer, probab
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by cjonas 3y ago
If you can inject the first LLM in the chain you can make it return a response that injects the second one.
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by cjonas 3y ago
Been experimenting with redefining the delimiter to a random string of characters. I think it offers some additional protection against the classic SQL style injection using standard delimiters, but obviously doesn't eliminate the prom
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by cjonas 3y ago
Would be nice if there was an open source version of this, where the data was published for the public to learn from
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by cjonas 3y ago
The strict definition would be essential complexity is only the complexity that would be required to implement in an "ideal system" (eg no latency, memory concerns, etc). By that definition you cannot just abandon all incidental c
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by cjonas 3y ago
I find it odd that all my friends & coworkers in the tech industry have ended up on chess.com instead of lichess. Even beyond the fact it's totally free (and free of ads), the architecture itself is super interesting: https:/
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by cjonas 3y ago
User: Please fix our data quality issues. Agent: Sure thing! command: execute_apex args: ```delete [SELECT Id FROM Account];``` :)
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Show HN: Apex Agents, LLM Agents Running Natively in Salesforce(github.com)
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by cjonas 4y ago
Second is abuse of useState for calculated values
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by cjonas 4y ago
I can't stand how co-pilot hijacks the standard code completion, often overriding the typescript completion I actually want or generating something distracting. There should be a way to only run completions when prompted. Please upvote
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by cjonas 4y ago
I've been working (software) on only my mbp for the last few years and haven't seen any real impact to my productivity. You just get more efficient at navigating a small space. It's nice to not feel like I'm missing anyt
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by cjonas 4y ago
My wife is a BCBA and she spends all her time teaching kids on the "low" end of the spectrum critical life and safety skill (potty training, using a fork, how to ask for help)... While there's a growing group of people on the
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by cjonas 4y ago
I also started building the same thing. Crazy that something that used to be nearly impossible will soon be a "hello world" type project
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by cjonas 4y ago
I spent the last year and half working on a project where we planned to use OpenApi/AsyncApi to generate typed api clients and validate api requests between all our services and applications (written in typescript & C#). Going into
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by cjonas 4y ago
Can you write well structured and reusuable code on retool? Can I write it in vscode, maybe even in typescript and deploy it up? Most implementations of the "escape hatch" I've come across require scattering fragmented snipp
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by cjonas 4y ago
To me the concept doesn't even have to mean that individual is outputting 10x amounts of code or closing 10x stories... More so it means that there ideas, abstractions and frameworks result in substantially higher productivity for anyo
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by cjonas 4y ago
Because they are built and marketed to "non-developers", instead of for developers who just want to be more productive. They are always missing features that most devs would refuse to live without... Language features to support h
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by cjonas 4y ago
Nothing in my post was complaining about not getting better. You must have misinterpreted what I said. It seems like as you increase in rating, chess would become more about who can memorize the most lines or how well you have studied the o
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by cjonas 4y ago
I think your just trying to be helpful, but ya it did come off as pretty patronizing. You've also assumed incorrectly that "getting better" is the most important thing when playing chess... I play chess because I find it fun
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by cjonas 4y ago
On lichess? I been hovering in at 1300+-50 for the last year... I can barely beat stockfish 2. I've found stockfish at these lower levels doesn't play like humans at all. It will play a near perfect game for 25 moves and then all
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by cjonas 4y ago
I'm choosing to believe this is satire... The alternative makes me depressed
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by cjonas 4y ago
AI has no problem centering a div https://youtu.be/DdAhRpXE_ww
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by cjonas 4y ago
We have the same setup (except azure front door and blob storage). Secops is about to start using some automated pen testing tool... Hopefully I have time to get the team in front of it before I end up getting assigned hundreds of issues a
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by cjonas 4y ago
Because the ADT mostly just describe the shape of data moving through the system. Less control flow and logic is tied up in abstraction. Functions are typically small, pure and either "composable" or "disposable"
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by cjonas 4y ago
This is also the reason that most heavy abstractions fail. Abstractions often define the rules for one very specific universe. When the next CEO comes in a decides to toss that universe, it can become almost impossible to reason about our
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by cjonas 4y ago
Classic... I'm working on a project with similar regulations. I'd almost guaranteed the front end does the same and is going to get checked by a similar set of scripts at some point. Thanks for the heads up
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by cjonas 4y ago
I've only ever lived in "small town USA" so I guess I didn't consider what a privileged it was to have the space for a field. The current town that I live in (population 10000) has at least 3 or 4 fields. All publicly
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by cjonas 4y ago
Pretty sure just about every highschool in the developed world has a "football" field
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by cjonas 4y ago
Last I checked C# didn't have an algebraic type system...
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by cjonas 4y ago
I just finished writing a mess of very complicated types that can parse an open API spec, provide the request types (body & params) as input, and restrict the return to the appropriate response type... I hooked this higher order functio

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