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Mrinal Wadhwa

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CTO @ Autonomy

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@josevalim
José Valim
1 year
Hok (Higher-Order GPU Kernels), a DSL for writing low-level GPU kernels in Elixir, won best paper award at the Brazilian Symposium on Programming Languages! Congratulations!!! https://t.co/LaxT7O2t6d
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elixirforum.com
I attended the Brazilian Symposium on Programming Languages, where two papers related to Elixir were presented. One of them, the one about Hok, won the Best Paper award. Congrats to the authors!...
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@javirandor
Javier Rando
1 year
Anyone may be able to compromise LLMs with malicious content posted online. With just a small amount of data, adversaries can backdoor chatbots to become unusable for RAG, or bias their outputs towards specific beliefs. Check our latest work! 👇🧵
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@iximiuz
Ivan Velichko
1 year
How Container Networking Works 🧐 Did you know you can build a Linux bridge network from scratch using only three commands: ip, nsenter, and iptables? Check out the most hands-on way to explain the default Docker network mode 👇 https://t.co/qlWCNPkfg1
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labs.iximiuz.com
Begin with the basics to understand Docker and Kubernetes networking: learn how to create and interconnect Linux network namespaces using only command-line tools.
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@DominikTornow
Dominik Tornow
1 year
Another outstanding paper based on λ-calculus: Fault Tolerance via Idempotence The paper proves that a λ-calculus term executing in an ideal environment is equivalent to one executing in a faulty environment if operations retry and are idempotent https://t.co/K5Na2mBD63
@DominikTornow
Dominik Tornow
1 year
Revisiting Coroutines — Another outstanding paper that explores core concepts through the lens of a tailored lambda calculus One of my favorites and a huge inspiration for building @resonatehqio's Distributed Async Await https://t.co/oeutm5qyfV
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@MLStreetTalk
Machine Learning Street Talk
1 year
We just released @fchollet keynote talk from #AGI24. He challenges LLM hype, discusses ARC-AGI benchmark, and proposes merging deep learning with program synthesis for true AGI progress.
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@MFarajtabar
Mehrdad Farajtabar
1 year
1/ Can Large Language Models (LLMs) truly reason? Or are they just sophisticated pattern matchers? In our latest preprint, we explore this key question through a large-scale study of both open-source like Llama, Phi, Gemma, and Mistral and leading closed models, including the
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@adamhjk
Adam Jacob
1 year
Lets talk about #wpdrama. Open source and business friends know I’m a strong believer that trademarks are the most underutilized lever in designing a strategy. They’re powerful, well understood mechanisms designed precisely for what many of us need: a unique brand in the market
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Mrinal Wadhwa
1 year
Snowflake <> Kafka, in minutes. https://t.co/Ko6DbodIz7 It is unwise to publicly expose your Kafka brokers to the Internet. It paints a giant public target on your most sensitive business data. Teams that value the security of their customers keep their Kafka private. This
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@gunnarmorling
Gunnar Morling 🌍
1 year
"A survey on the evolution of stream processing systems" Banger of a paper by @MarioFragkoulis, discussing ordering semantics, fault tolerance, scalability, state management and more, of different stream processors. 👉 https://t.co/XCojSdBDji
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@trailofbits
Trail of Bits
1 year
With @DARPA’s AIxCC semifinals starting today, we wanted to introduce our submission, Buttercup, a Cyber Reasoning System that combines traditional security techniques with AI to automatically detect and remedy software vulnerabilities.
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@clintgibler
Clint Gibler
1 year
🤖 Bypassing CAPTCHAs with GPT4-o A proof of concept CLI tool for testing puzzle, text, complicated text, and reCAPTCHA using Python and Selenium. By @aydinnyunuss https://t.co/ovwqW2Cl5V
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@andy_pavlo
Andy Pavlo (@andypavlo.bsky.social)
1 year
It took three years to finish, but our follow-up to the 2006 "What Goes Around Comes Around" is finally out! Stonebraker and I examine the last 20 years in databases and discuss why relational databases + SQL will continue to remain on top. 📄PDF: https://t.co/ZwTWSxXLWb
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@redpandadata
Redpanda Data
1 year
We've all heard that "less is more," but this time "more is less" 👀 With Redpanda Connect, #developers can quickly connect to and unlock #data silos, while @Ockam provides the mutual authentication and end-to-end #encryption that zero-trust streaming data apps require.
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@arighi
Andrea Righi
1 year
Video of my talk at OSPM 2024 "Writing a Linux scheduler in Rust that runs in user-space"
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@mrinal
Mrinal Wadhwa
1 year
Really important point. Conversations about end-to-end encryption often focus on the confidentiality property. Ockam Secure Channels guarantee end-to-end data authenticity, integrity, & confidentiality. The managed service cannot: forge, tamper, or see any message.
@dinodaizovi
Dino A. Dai Zovi
1 year
@mrinal @0xdade Another good point to make is that without e2ee topics, the pub/sub cluster is a single point of security failure that can observe and/or forge any message.
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@dinodaizovi
Dino A. Dai Zovi
1 year
@mrinal @0xdade To further clarify (or belabor) the point, it allows use of fully managed services more safely because the vendor's access to the control plane doesn't provide access to the data plane (cleartext messages).
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@dinodaizovi
Dino A. Dai Zovi
1 year
@mrinal @0xdade Another good point to make is that without e2ee topics, the pub/sub cluster is a single point of security failure that can observe and/or forge any message.
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@mrinal
Mrinal Wadhwa
1 year
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@mrinal
Mrinal Wadhwa
1 year
Today, we announced the world's first Zero Trust, Streaming Platform - a partnership between @RedpandaData & @Ockam Redpanda Connect with Ockam: Create end-to-end encrypted, highly scalable, data streams between 230+ sources and sinks of business data, in seconds. Details👇
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@mrinal
Mrinal Wadhwa
1 year
I think end-to-end encryption is becoming a differentiator for products to compete on. It massively lowers third-party risk and gives customers true control over their data. Businesses and consumers BOTH want this. It’s hard build correctly and that’s where Ockam can help.
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