IEatPrompts
Browser-Based Federated Learning Game with MNIST
New Dataset: RedPajama Dynamic Topic Modeling, 100K Docs W Topic Heirarchies
Benchmarking Linear Complexity Multiplication for Time over Cosine Similarity
Re:Ask HN: Tech Stack Behind the Claude App?
on Saturday October 12, 2024 @01:49AM (#41816757)
That's interesting. Was thinking about how simple it feels as if the app is simply visiting the website
Re:Ask HN: Tech Stack Behind the Claude App?
on Saturday October 12, 2024 @01:48AM (#41816747)
Agreed, seems really simplistic and refreshes when one switched apps
Ask HN: Tech Stack Behind the Claude App?
What's the tech stack behind the claude app and why does it feel like a chrome/browser running the website?
AdaptKeyBERT: Reflections on Two Years of Adaptive Keyword Extraction
Re:API-LLM-Hub: In-Browser LLM Integration for Static Websites
on Thursday September 19, 2024 @02:02PM (#41594524)
Thanks a lot!!
Really appreciate the comment
Re:API-LLM-Hub: In-Browser LLM Integration for Static Websites
on Thursday September 19, 2024 @02:01PM (#41594520)
Yup, it's another alternative to using the regular API. The issue was that a lot of the providers required you to build their libs and caused a lot of friction running on standalone vanilla JS. This aims to compile all those solutions and package it.
Re:API-LLM-Hub: In-Browser LLM Integration for Static Websites
on Thursday September 19, 2024 @01:59PM (#41594501)
Ya, had a lot of trouble figuring out Anthropic as well. They don't have examples for overcoming their CORS issue.
API-LLM-Hub: In-Browser LLM Integration for Static Websites
Re:Show HN: Linguistic Forests Mapping YC Pitch Patterns with Grammar ...
on Monday September 16, 2024 @05:56PM (#41561443)
Hi breck, I think that's focused on primarily the recent batches W24 & S24. Glad you found it interesting.
Show HN: Linguistic Forests Mapping YC Pitch Patterns with Grammar Trees
Paper on turning single-shot jailbreaks to multi-shot jailbreaks
Meta's prompt guard defeated using spaces
Re:Meta's prompt guard defeated using spaces
on Wednesday July 31, 2024 @05:24AM (#41117591)
Meta's new prompt-guard-86M normally flags almost everything as a jailbreak, but apparently spacing out letters makes it see prompts as harmless. Pretty weird way they found this - instead of hammering it with jailbreaks, they just compared embedding weights with the non fine-tuned model.