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Show HN: Talc – Custom benchmarking for LLM apps(talc.ai)
1 points by maxrmk 3y ago|0 comments
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How do Google's code tips fail?(talcai.substack.com)
2 points by maxrmk 3y ago|0 comments
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by maxrmk 3y ago
This is really cool, nice work. Did you try out any of the grading yourself to compare it to the contractors you used? One thing I've found, especially for coding questions is that models can produce an answer that _looks_ great, but t
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by maxrmk 3y ago
We're in closed beta right now, but shoot me an email (max@talc.ai) and I can get you API access
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by maxrmk 3y ago
I recently quit my job to build specialized tooling in this space. We’re broadly focusing on eval in general, but are starting with high quality question and answer generation for testing these kinds of RAG pipelines. It’s surprisingly hard
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by maxrmk 4y ago
I recently met someone who works here, and I'm extremely skeptical of it. My impression was that it wasn't an outright scam (they have at least a few real employees), but that they were wildly out of their depth. The founders are
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by maxrmk 6y ago
I spent... longer than I should have trying to take advantage of this bug to recreate a stable version of the stereotypical tall iceberg that the original tweet was complaining about. https://imgur.com/a/WG6D0RJ
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by maxrmk 6y ago
I followed through the whole process as an assignment for my operating systems class in college. Overall I had the same experience as you -- it was an exercise in copy and paste.
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by maxrmk 6y ago
I tried to go one character smaller, by using the combined unicode character "⒕", in an attempt to eliminate the ".". I combined it with the "ms" TLD, which can also be represented a the single character. Unfor
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by maxrmk 6y ago
Hey HN! Long time lurker here. Aperio is a black-box mutational fuzzer for finding vulnerabilities in web applications. You feed it network captures of normal usage, and it tries to break your app. The core of the fuzzer is a genetic algori
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Show HN: Aperio Fuzzer – A mutational fuzzer for testing web APIs(aperiosecurity.com)
2 points by maxrmk 6y ago|1 comments
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by maxrmk 7y ago
Love the github-style activity tracker. It seems like such a small thing, but it's been a huge help in keeping myself in the habit of making regular progress.
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by maxrmk 7y ago
I've been building a web api fuzzer for the last couple of months, and this weekend has been a good opportunity to make some progress. I built it because I'd been participating in a couple of bug bounty program and felt like I was
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by maxrmk 7y ago
Looks really cool! I'm going to see if I can get into the beta, then give it a shot.
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by maxrmk 7y ago
Just to clarify, I do think there are real privacy concerns with a naive implement of this feature. Allowing sites to search across origin boundaries would be a huge issue! I just don't think that the DNS query issue mentioned in the a
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by maxrmk 7y ago
Yeah -- it's frustrating that the privacy concerns brought up in the article are just blantantly wrong. Especially because there a legitimately interesting issues in the security write-up [1]. On the other hand, I suspect they probably
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by maxrmk 7y ago
If you read through the rest of the article, that's actually the end result! Ambiguous squares are guaranteed not to be mines iff guessing is the only possible move. On the flip side, the game punishes you for guessing by guaranteeing
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by maxrmk 8y ago
I would join in if something like this existed. I'm still a beginner though, so I wouldn't be able to provide a lot of guidance on how to use anything.