lnkdinsuxs

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   by lnkdinsuxs 2y ago

   The achilles heels of current LLMs are: 1. Hallucinations 2. Prompt injections Currently, there is no known way to detect either using LLMs themselves. As a research assistant, if the LLM hallucinates, and it always sounds extremely confide
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   by lnkdinsuxs 2y ago

   One possibility could be that they actually never achieved product market fit: They went viral with their free offering, but those were just users not customers. 1. When it came time to pay, they actually didn't have many customers. 2.
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   by lnkdinsuxs 2y ago

   > They could have IPO'd for less money ;) Then they wouldn't have needed to squeeze so hard. In retrospect maybe, but 2020s was the time of scaling a company and you needed capital to do so. Could it be that they fell victim to
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   by lnkdinsuxs 2y ago

   > I achieved indexing rates greater than 3,000 log lines per second, indexing 5 million logs in under 30 minutes What was the size of the 5 million logs on disk? > SELECT * FROM logs WHERE entry MATCH 'SuperSecretAgent' If I
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   Ask HN: What can we learn from HashiCorp's failure?

   7 points by lnkdinsuxs 2y ago|4 comments