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by olliem36 4mo ago
I agree and that's what i'm working on (for businesses) - an all-one-one consolidated AI application that's setup and ready for non-technical users. It's called Zenning AI - we're a small team in London, testing it
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by olliem36 8mo ago
Did you use GPT 5.2 Codex? lol
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by olliem36 9mo ago
Surveillance of the surveillants to prevent the surveilled
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by olliem36 10mo ago
Sounds good for tasks like the excel example in the article, but I wonder how this approach will hold up in other multi-step agentic flows. Let me explain: I try to be defensive in agent architectures to make it easy for AI models to recove
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by olliem36 1y ago
We ended up making middleware for LLM 'tools/functions' that take common data/table formats like CSV, Excel and JSON. The tool uses an LLM to write code to parse the data and conduct the analysis to return back to the LL
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by olliem36 1y ago
I think the best way to explain this is to provide an example. Scenario: A B2B fintech company processes chargebacks on behalf of merchants, this involves dozens of steps which depend on the type & history of the merchant, dispute cardh
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by olliem36 1y ago
At Zenning AI, a generalist AI designed to replace entire jobs with just prompts. Our agents typically run autonomously for hours, so effective context management is critical. I'd say that we invest most of our engineering effort into
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by olliem36 1y ago
We've built a multi-agent system, designed to run complex tasks and workflows with just a single prompt. Prompts are written by non-technical people, can be 10+ pages long... We've invested heavily in observability having quickly
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by olliem36 1y ago
Co-founder of Lopay here, we're a small but heavy Stripe user with £1B+ processed across Connect, Terminal, Identity, Instant payouts, Issuing... you name it. We're looking at stable coins for the following use cases: 1. Instant
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by olliem36 1y ago
Cofounder of Lopay here - we have the same mission: offer free payments to businesses, but we're working with existing networks to do this. QR code payments are particularly hard in countries like US and UK as you're trying to cha
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by olliem36 2y ago
Founder of Salamanca here, an app that aggregates every major restaurant booking platform into one app (OpenTable, SevenRooms, Tock, Resy, The Fork and others..) Firstly, nice site - always love new tools to discover restaurants, thanks for
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by olliem36 2y ago
Great analogy! I'll borrow this when explaining my thoughts on how LLMs pose to replace software engineers.
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by olliem36 2y ago
AllTheTables | Founding Software Engineer | London, UK | 3 days in central London office, 2 days remote | Full time AllTheTables is the first platform to aggregate booking platforms such as OpenTables, The Fork, Resy and many more. AllTheTa
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by olliem36 3y ago
If you like crabs, there’s a crab museum in Margate (Kent, UK) http://www.crabmuseum.org According to their flyer, it’s the #1 crab museum in Europe!
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Algolia has updated their free tier from 10k to 1M rows(algolia.com)
4 points by olliem36 3y ago|1 comments
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by olliem36 3y ago
Previously, Algolia had a restriction of 10k rows on their free tier called "build". This has now been updated to 1 millions rows. Depending on your project, I found their 10k row limit quite restrictive as my projects typically h