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by sudb 1y ago
I know of https://modal.com/ , which I believe is used by Codegen and Cognition. Anecdotally-speaking, I hear that many companies in the LLM agent space roll their own sandbox solutions - I've heard of both Firecracker-
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by sudb 1y ago
I use this for work - but there are edge cases all over the place that I keep running into (e.g. Yarn being installed on Github-hosted runners, but not self-hosted ones or act - https://github.com/actions/setup-node&#x2
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by sudb 1y ago
I worked on this! Happy to answer any questions anyone has.
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by sudb 1y ago
I had a problem recently trying to send LLM-generated text between two web servers under my control, from AWS to Render - I was getting 403s for command injection from Render's Cloudflare protection which is opaque and unconfigurable t
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by sudb 2y ago
I've been a customer of A&A for a few years - I had the same reticence at first but thought I'd try them anyway. The only time I've come close to the 1TB monthly usage quota is this month, entirely because (for work) I ha
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by sudb 2y ago
This youtube video by No Boilerplate ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcF6tvepRlg ) was a great summary and really got my interest up initially but I personally got bogged down quite quickly by the prospect of having to lear
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by sudb 2y ago
Turso's SQLite fork libSQL[1] has an extension/improvement that adds the ability to alter columns and drop constraints (albeit not via a DROP CONSTRAINT clause). I'm not affiliated, but have been using libSQL recently and am
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by sudb 3y ago
AAISP by any chance? I am a very happy customer
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A self-modifying Python API (for GPTs?)(github.com)
4 points by sudb 3y ago|1 comments
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by sudb 3y ago
A silly little Friday proof-of-concept project to see if a GPT could boostrap its own actions (spoiler alert: it can't)
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by sudb 3y ago
Also helped make this - here's a GitHub repo link for an example of the auth and billing implementation: https://github.com/Engine-Labs/gpt-billing-template
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by sudb 3y ago
Made this repo yesterday based on a previous GPT I helped build at work to manage changes to a database ( https://chat.openai.com/g/g-A3ueeULl8-database-builder ). Please let us know if there's anything that doesn&#
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Show HN: Add auth and billing to your GPT actions – Fastify API template(github.com)
4 points by sudb 3y ago|1 comments
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by sudb 3y ago
This sounds similar to Microsoft's Autogen, and I think it's possible to replicate a lot of what you're talking about by using the rough structure of Autogen alongside the Assistants API
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by sudb 3y ago
The coolest thing for me here by far is the JavaScript Code Interpreter. I had no idea you could attach arbitrary executables and was trying to work out today how I might use some npm packages from inside a GPT - am definitely going to have
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Show HN: Engine-agents – API-friendly TypeScript port of Microsoft's Autogen(github.com)
3 points by sudb 3y ago|0 comments
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by sudb 3y ago
I've had a fair amount of success at work recently with treating LLMs - specifically OpenAI's GPT-4 with function calling - as modules in a larger system, helped along powerfully by the ability to output structured data. > Most
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by sudb 3y ago
Another happy La Pavoni owner here! I was originally after a totally manual lever machine but found a great deal (~£200) on a second hand La Pavoni in miraculously good condition and couldn't be happier (apart from the occasional burne
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by sudb 3y ago
This is still pretty fast - impressive! Are there any tricks you're doing to speed things up?
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by sudb 3y ago
From the overall tone of the Guardian review ( https://www.theguardian.com/books/2023/apr/13/look-at-the-li... ) it feels like this might be a bit of a miss by Annie Ernaux. On the other hand, her book The
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by sudb 3y ago
The discovery of the aperiodic monotile was what finally pushed me over the line to sign up for a ceramics beginners course funnily enough! Give me about a year...
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by sudb 3y ago
I built a Dactyl Manuform recently ( https://github.com/tshort/dactyl-keyboard ) which seems to have keywells like the Kinesis Advantage, and it's been fantastic. I 3D printed the default case in the repo - I'm
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by sudb 3y ago
This sounds to me like a new way of saying that languages with GC allow developers to move faster in very many cases than languages without GC which I think I largely agree with.
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by sudb 3y ago
This is a very cool project! This is a bit of an aside but I'm curious as to why you chose your specific internet traffic routing method for your website vs something like Tailscale, or ngrok, or similar tunnelling solutions. I think f
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by sudb 3y ago
Yeah agreed! We reckon there's a fair amount of scope in the kind of endpoints that could be implemented this way - along with summarization, we could also have things like content generation, and parsing of unstructured/semi-stru
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Show HN: No-code AI-powered API endpoints(backengine.dev)
11 points by sudb 3y ago|5 comments
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by sudb 3y ago
Yet another option here might be "tempus consuit" ( https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/consuo#Latin ) Although the translation would then be more literally about sewing than knitting, it feels like there's a n
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by sudb 3y ago
Another very similar approach to guardrails which manages to avoid XML that I've been using with some success is langchain's OutputFixingParser: https://python.langchain.com/en/latest/modules/prompts