Sur La Table was my #1. I bought one small item and I was getting an email every 6 hours afterward.

They have over 1800 models in the catalog at the moment.

You could run an LLM locally to extract the data needed from the PDF. I’m going that currently and it works beautifully.

That would be amazing. However, I’ve not heard anything.

Right there with you and hope you feel better. I badly cracked my lower right back molar on Friday so waiting for the callback from the oral surgeon to remove it. So much for Christmas feasting. This might be the first holiday I lose weight.

I’m surprised it still happens though. Why are the system and user prompts run at the same priority? Didn’t we learn why this was bad way back in the DOS days?

Bear in mind, this type of prompt injection is not new. It’s been happening since GPT was released. This is why Azure has PromptGuard.

Is Access still around?