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How to Implement Guardrails in LLMs (With Practical Examples)
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blog.adnansiddiqi.me
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9 months ago
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eng
This post is part of the GenAI Series. In March, I received an email from the founder of a website who had created an AI wrapper related to the medical field. He sent me an unsolicited email and subscribed me to his newsletter. I responded to him instantly and asked where he had gotten my email from, but I received no reply. Then I started exploring his website. The first thing I tried was asking it to create a Python code — and it did! I....
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Ak potrebujete radu v podnikaní, neváhajte osloviť daňového poradcu
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www.freepub.cz
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9 months ago
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slk
V tejto základnej príručke sa venujeme rastúcemu významu a zložitostiam daňového poradenstva v Bratislave, rušnom hlavnom meste Slovenska. Článok ponúka pohľad na zložitosť miestnych a medzinárodných daňových zákonov a politík a podčiarkuje potrebu profesionálnych daňových poradcov pri úspešnom prekonávaní týchto náročných terénov. Či už ste majiteľom malej firmy, nadnárodnej korporácie alebo jednotlivcom s investíciami, náš hlboký ponor do....
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I've noticed that these cli tools are really starting to become popular and judging from the effort put into their respective offerings by the model vendors, it seems to be what they are all betting on now. Even OpenAI released yet another variation of Codex, this time as a terminal based one. But I think the whole thing is wrong...
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I've noticed that these cli tools are really starting to become popular and judging from the effort put into their respective offerings by the model vendors, it seems to be what they are all betting on now. Even OpenAI released yet another variation of Codex, this time as a terminal based one. But I think the whole thing is wrong...
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I’ve added an important change so have set this as a repost. In the UK, I think a majority of the people that live here believe free speech in a society is a good thing but they also want harsh limits on free speech and it is constantly being further restricted. In my view, there isn’t really a difference between free speech and thought. One depends on the other and if you can’t express a thought in some way, it is meaningless.
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Good thing there's a weekend coming up - the #defcon Youtube channel has dropped a few hundred DEF CON 33 videos for your leisurely perusal. Clear your schedule and let the dc33 Main Stage and Creator Stage Talks wash over your thirsty brain. Even more dc33 village and music goodness on the way. As always, enjoy and pass it on.
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I felt a need to review all the custom CAD projects I've done and write up something about them. Many of them are trivial and don't warrant any online posts or even sharing the models. But I knew I had done many, many of these and I wanted to survey them and look at patterns, skill building, actual utility, etc. The easiest data I have at hand is my git repo of .FCStd FreeCAD project files. This represents at least 95% of my projects, but....
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Jeden z dalších podvodů 20. století: Adolf Hitler nespáchal sebevraždu
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www.exopolitika.cz
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9 months ago
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ces
Jeden z dalších podvodů 20. století: Adolf Hitler nespáchal sebevraždu Chápu, že nadpis článku zní jako zpráva z nějakého bulvárního tisku, který chce zvýšit své prodeje bombastickým tvrzením a s chabými důkazy. Nic takového zde nemám v úmyslu vytvářet. Zabýval jsem se nacistickou otázkou po 2. světové válce, protože se mi do rukou dostaly zajímavé materiály. Mnohdy jde o […]
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Making Documentation Simpler and Practical: Our Docs-as-Code Journey
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engineering.squarespace.com
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9 months ago
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eng
In the fast-paced world of software development, documentation often gets a bad rap. It's perceived as a chore, a necessary evil, and sometimes, unfortunately, an afterthought. But what if writing documentation could be as dynamic and collaborative as writing the code itself? What if it could be simpler to write and more practical to use?
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A Retrospective Survey of 2024/2025 Open Source Supply Chain Compromises
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words.filippo.io
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9 months ago
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eng
Project compromises have common root causes we can mitigate: phishing, control handoff, and unsafe GitHub Actions triggers.
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Hiring the right people is notoriously difficult.I have been personally involved in hiring decisions for about two decades, and it is an unpleasant process. You deal with an utterly overwhelming influx of applications, often from candidates using the “spray and pray” approach of applying to all jobs. At one point, I got the resume of a divorce lawyer in response to a job posting for a backend engineer role. I was curious enough to foll....
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Hiring the right people is notoriously difficult.I have been personally involved in hiring decisions for about two decades, and it is an unpleasant process. You deal with an utterly overwhelming influx of applications, often from candidates using the “spray and pray” approach of applying to all jobs. At one point, I got the resume of a divorce lawyer in response to a job posting for a backend engineer role. I was curious enough to foll....
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Python 3.14 is here! Christopher Trudeau returns to discuss the new version with Real Python team member Bartosz Zaczyński. This year, Bartosz coordinated the series of preview articles with members of the Real Python team and wrote the showcase tutorial, "Python 3.14: Cool New Features for You to Try." Christopher's video course, "What's New in Python 3.14", covers the topics from the article and shows the new features in action.
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Die Labertasche – Lange Rede, gar kein Sinn: Bei einer Labertasche möchte man manchmal einfach schnell den Reißverschluss zuziehen. Aber so einfach ist das nicht.
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A lofi coding room with ambient beats, streaming terminal diffs, Codex and Claude-style themes, and keyboard-friendly controls.
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A lofi coding room with ambient beats, streaming terminal diffs, Codex and Claude-style themes, and keyboard-friendly controls.
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Avoid Microsecond Pitfalls When Comparing Times in Tests
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allaboutcoding.ghinda.com
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9 months ago
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eng
If microsecond precision is not required when testing Time, DateTime, or ActiveSupport::TimeWithZone, use iso8601 to assert equality between different times. There are two ways to avoid test failures caused by execution delays: Use time.iso8601 U...
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OSSYM2025: The economics of running an independent search engine
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michael-lewis.com
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9 months ago
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eng
This is a presentation I gave to the 7th International Open Search Symposium in Helsinki on 10 Oct 2025. It was part of their Industry Track on Alternative Search Engines. One of the projects within the Open Search Foundation is Open Web Search which builds the Open Web Index , although they don’t have an end-user facing internet search interface. One of the objectives of this presentation was to indicate that it is viable for an o..
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Brave Rewards 3.0 Partner Program update: new merch, travel deals, and trading perks
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brave.com
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9 months ago
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eng
Since its March debut, the Brave Rewards 3.0 Partner Program has continued to gain momentum, expanding Basic Attention Token (BAT) utility across Web3.
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A new phishing campaign weaponizes NPM and the unpkg CDN. Over 175 throwaway packages are used to host scripts that redirect users to credential-harvesting sites. The attack targets enterprise employees through the browser, not developers at install time.
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Bare Asterisk in Python Function Signatures - Keyword Only Arguments
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www.safjan.com
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9 months ago
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eng
Learn how to use the bare asterisk in Python function signatures to enforce keyword-only arguments, enhancing clarity and preventing argument order bugs in your code.
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Bare Asterisk in Python Function Signatures - Keyword Only Arguments
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www.safjan.com
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9 months ago
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eng
Learn how to use the bare asterisk in Python function signatures to enforce keyword-only arguments, enhancing clarity and preventing argument order bugs in your code.
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Disclaimers I am not a business or AI expert, just a chart enthusiast and programmer I run an online coding platform for education with features that are inspired by “old Replit” If you are tired of reading about AI, please close this tab and don’t yell at me! Background Replit has always been a site for writing code online, and eventually transitioned to a platform for hosting code, then a fully AI powered “vibe coding” tool. I argue that....
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I spend a lot of time on the computer, using a lot of software. This makes me acutely aware when things don’t quite work right. A button that renders incorrectly. Inconsistent padding. Unthemed dialogs. Even the best themes out there had small bugs that annoyed me. I care deeply about a smooth, consistent desktop experience.
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From Single-Node to Multi-GPU Clusters: How Discord Made Distributed Compute Easy for ML Engineers
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discord.com
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9 months ago
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eng
From manual GPU configs to one-command clusters: Join Serrana Aguirregaray and Nathaniel Jenkins as they tell the story of Discord's journey to build a developer-friendly ML infrastructure on Ray for 200M+ monthly active users.
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I enjoyed that book because it presents a good framework to “let go”. It goes pretty deep into the principle and its applications, and is relatively action oriented. It’s a bit repetitive, but still worth a read. Also it’s called “let them theory”, but really it’s a principle, not a theory. Needed to be said. Summary
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Beszel — Lightweight self-hosted server monitoring for your homelab
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akashrajpurohit.com
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9 months ago
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eng
Beszel is a lightweight server monitoring solution with Docker stats, historical data, and alerts. Built with a single Go binary and minimal resource footprint, it's perfect for monitoring your homelab infrastructure efficiently.
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Beszel — Lightweight self-hosted server monitoring for your homelab
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akashrajpurohit.com
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9 months ago
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eng
Beszel is a lightweight server monitoring solution with Docker stats, historical data, and alerts. Built with a single Go binary and minimal resource footprint, it's perfect for monitoring your homelab infrastructure efficiently.
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