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I think we should stop explaining blood compatibility the way we do, we should use colors instead: I’m sure other people already use this, but I don’t think I’ve seen it.

Second part of the snake on a transformer explanation, you can find the first part here.

I’ve built an Excel Addin1 that allows an agent of your choice to work hand in hand with you on a spreadsheet, while you’re working on it.

Around three years ago I found a series of vulnerabilities in a chatbot integrated into a web application: following them led from accessing other users’ conversations to extracting their session tokens.

I’ve expanded the GGUFun project: I started by generating a deterministic transformer in a GGUF file that always produced the same exact sentence, then made it the parodistic website “After the bubble”, a catalog of transformers packaged in GGUF files for…

Lately I was wondering if it would be possible to build a transformer inside a gguf file that, when loaded by ollama, would always answer with the same text, whatever the input.

Garden Path Sentences (GPS from here on) are sentences like this one: “The old man the boat.”

Today I was running 4 jobs in parallel in python using ThreadPoolExecutor.

After trying to implement as much ExpressJS as possible in FastAPI, I realized that it could not be done.

This is a another python project: it’s a library allows to use middlewares in FastAPI in a manner that, to me, reminds me of how Express.js handles middlewares.

This is just an introduction.

I’ve had a couple of Raspberry PI pico at home for years, mostly unused, but recently I’ve wanted to try something with one of them.

We’ve been using TOTPs for 2FA for years, and I find them quite useful.

“Il Post” is an italian online newspaper to whom I have been subscribed for years.

The Olympic Games in Paris bring back a question as old as time: should all medals be worth the same?

This is a small python project: it’s a library that uses an llm to generate a function at runtime based on the context in which the function was called.

This is a project that I did not finish in time, and will likely finish at a better time.

I’ve started working on this project while visiting Sevilla in January 2024.

Quick and dirty nighttime project to analyze the intro length of every episode of “Morning” podcast from Francesco Costa, produced by Il Post.