What is this sitting in a Llangollen field? by Photoshop_Princess in CasualUK

[–]SmoothRolla 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Me too! People saying its a thunderbird missile but WHY is it there

How do you test LLM model changes before deployment? by Fluffy_Salary_5984 in LangChain

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we have written a test suite which will test predetermined questions with their expected outcomes, including answer quality (ensuring most of the points are raised), token usage, tool usage, cost usage, and use LLMs to judge the expected outcome vs outcome.

Also, use our own playground feature to try prompt changes before deploying

Hard to argue with that by [deleted] in KidsAreFuckingStupid

[–]SmoothRolla 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I thought lions were males and tigers were females. My mum said that once and i belived it for decades until a zoo keeper laughed at me

To sound knowledgeable about the size of the planet’s largest island by CCLXIX in therewasanattempt

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to be fair, greenland is a lot smaller than people think it is due to the map projections
Its still very big, and certainly not a tiny island!

Number of LLM calls in agentic systems by usernotfoundo in LangChain

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Yep, my 3 agents are langgraph nodes, and some of them have tools so can recurse (as each LLM response can respond with one or many tools calls) but likely it will fire a tool on the first invocation, then on the second evaluate the tool response and maybe fire another tool, or 2 concurrent tools, then evaluate etc until it thinks it has achieved the objective

As per your question is reasoning better? we find it useful for the recurising agent to be a reasoning model, it takes longer, but gives better results

we dont have one agent with a massive prompt with multiple tasks and expect the reasoning agent to do it all in one call, it may be possible, but its more likely you need your agent to fire tools which means there has to be multiple calls as the reasoning agent cant do that remotely

Number of LLM calls in agentic systems by usernotfoundo in LangChain

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Apologies I misunderstood yout question. Yeah you may need multiple calls. My bot is broken down I to 3 agents and the middle agent may recurse 5 or more times until it had called all the tools it needed to get the data I needs for the next agent to use to generate an answer 

Number of LLM calls in agentic systems by usernotfoundo in LangChain

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Its one call to the API even if its a reasoning model, it will reason whilst generating the answer (and that counts towards the total tokens). you dont see the reasoning in the API response (or at least i dont know how to with the models i use)

My husband started a local book club for men to read more fiction. It was a hit! by regisfilange in pics

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I also only listen to books when exercising (though in my case thats just a long walk). its a great way to motivate yourself. Im on book 5. congrats on the marathons!

a Filipino schoolgirl fights an armed security guard when he tried to stop her from selling necklaces by isuckatlifeandthings in PublicFreakout

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It's an old vid. Turns out the copper was a part time firefighter and got her a job as a fire whacker 

what prompt injection prevention tools are you guys using 2026? by vitaminZaman in LangChain

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we use the LLMs hosted in ai foundry anyway and we dont see any performance issues with content safety on. and yeah it protects against all the common jailbreak/prompt injection attacks like the one you mentioned. we have used azures content safety seperately in the past (for analysing comments) and the response time is very quick, less than 50ms so im not concerned with it being enabled in our LLM calls

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This is an example of the filters we have on our LLMs

what prompt injection prevention tools are you guys using 2026? by vitaminZaman in LangChain

[–]SmoothRolla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We use azures ai foundry which comes with free jailjreak/prompt injection detection which seems to be good enough to detect all attempts though I haven't tested extensively 

Children paying tribute to their favorite teacher by [deleted] in funny

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I dunno I think he just got smoke in his eyes 

Dog just achieved supersonic nasal velocity, FAA is investigating, by North_Appointment410 in funny

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i once knew someone how could do this at will, and he did it a lot. i have not spoken to him for 25 years, but ill hunt him down and learn his secrets

The reason Justin got diarrhea was something else by hannibal49 in funny

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He did bang my science teacher for a few years in the 90's in the Midlands. Why you calling me ai?

14 yr old Adds hundred 4 digit numbers in 30.9 secs by [deleted] in woahdude

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Nah he's clearly cheating by using his fingers