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by nbpname 15d ago
I am working on solving Prompt Injection! I am building a new kind of LLM runner which lets you understand the internal reasoning process, and which can be automated to intercept hallucinations and prompt injections before they cause more
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by nbpname 2mo ago
Thanks for caring about this topic as well. However, asking people to pay first without an established brand nor the ability to audit the code requires a lot of trust. Without any additional judgement about the product, I would never recomm
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by nbpname 2mo ago
Privacy & Security with self-hosted LLMs! You have dreamed of this too? Today you you can self-host some models, yet this does not mean you can safely browse the web with it, and automate tasks that would interact with your email accoun
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by nbpname 9mo ago
The value brought by NixOS is on line 6. --config ${config.sops.secrets."rclone.conf".path} \ NixOS let you build the abstraction you want, and mix them with abstractions provided by others, and this single line illustrates
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by nbpname 3y ago
Grafting is indeed a good solution for fast security updates, except that the way this is implemented in Guix depends on the maintainer of each package. This is indeed better than Nix which relies on asking every user to replace the depende
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by nbpname 4y ago
Interesting! The current design seems to uses 3 transducers at 2.25 MHz with a static phase shifter added on top of the transducers. Then they capture floating / dropping particles which are moving past the design that they want to be
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by nbpname 6y ago
I have similar results when running the code in the Firefox devtools console, however, running these benchmarks in a dedicated webpage does not show the results. When using a dedicated web page, I see results which are in the same ranges as
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by nbpname 7y ago
I am no expert in the front-end of Firefox, but a search highlight files such as "tabbrowser.css" and "tabbrowser.js". Have fun: https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/search?q=&case=false&r..
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by nbpname 8y ago
This feature is really cool, however the ratio of parse-time and compile-time improvement is not always meaningful to end users. I would be curious to see the absolute & relative load-time gains. When I was benchmarking Firefox on the s
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Firefox 58 adds a JavaScript startup bytecode cache(blog.mozilla.org)
6 points by nbpname 9y ago|0 comments
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by nbpname 9y ago
The goal is to optimize the code both at compile-time and at run-time. We need to optimize it at compile time to prevent slow start-up, and we need to optimize it at run-time to benefit from profile guided optimizations.
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by nbpname 9y ago
Both the reference to the GraalVM and a pun are intentional.
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by nbpname 9y ago
It sounds more than likely that HolyJit will use Cretonne as a backend. For the moment it uses dynasm, just to get the prototype working, but I expect to change that in the upcoming months. (I am the author of HolyJit)
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by nbpname 9y ago
For both SpiderMonkey and v8, this is counting the number of calls to the MacroAssembler. SpiderMonkey commonly use the prefix "masm", while v8 uses the macro "__ " to alias the MacroAssembler. The MacroAssembler, is ba
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by nbpname 9y ago
Overlays is a way to extend Nixpkgs in a format which can easily be shared, imported and combined. An overlay can add or override packages, like any user could do before with packageOverrides. An example of overlay is the rust overlay provi
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by nbpname 10y ago
We have an addon called the "Jit Inspector" [1], which should report the Assembly produced by IonMonkey. Last time I tried it not all panels where functional because it was still making attempts at reporting data from JaegerMonke
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IonMonkey now has Scalar Replacement and Branch Pruning optimizations(blog.mozilla.org)
65 points by nbpname 10y ago|9 comments