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I’ve been playing around with exploiting LLMs having ‘read’ every book ever written to make a chatbot to help people choose library books. You talk to it a bit about things you’ve …

I’ve been playing around with using llms to recommend me books I can get from my local library based on the model’s latent knowledge of books it has ‘read’ and a conversation with …

I had a theory that the way to solve this was a location intelligence data union which sold safely anonymised aggregates and shared the profits, while also litigating on behalf of …

A new spin on my slow baking location intelligence data union ( https://wherelabs.info ). This week I’m thinking about whether it makes sense to provide a location history ‘vault’,…

A new spin on my slow baking location intelligence data union ( https://wherelabs.info ). This week I’m thinking about whether it makes sense to provide a location history ‘vault’,…

Still slowly working away on my location intelligence data union.. I’ve spent a while understanding what sort of market would make it viable. I think it does actually work if you c…

I’ve been working more on the unit economics of my data union/trust idea ( https://wherelabs.info/ ). What I’m trying to understand is whether it is viable to pay people ~$5 per we…

I think at least initially the ‘product’ is datasets which don’t show individuals. You could of course build out a future direction which is differentially private. More or less my…

I’m still slowly working on a location intelligence data union ( https://wherelabs.info ) - the idea is people install an app and agree in a very upfront way to have their location…

I built an app for iOS and android recently with a combination of Claude, and cursor. I started off by drawing Claude a picture of what I wanted the app to look like, and telling i…

I’m playing around with the idea of a location intelligence data union. I work in an adjacent space, and it drives me crazy that there’s all this data about humans moving around th…

Flowminder | Southampton, UK | Full time/part time | Remote (UK) | Full stack software engineer (frontend bias) | python/react | 52000 Still looking for someone to join my small bu…

Flowminder | Southampton, UK | Full time/part time | Remote (UK) | Full stack software engineer (frontend bias) | python/react I'm looking for someone to join my small but wily tea…

Flowminder | flowminder.org | Infrastructure Engineer | Remote in the UK | Full or part-time | https://www.flowminder.org/about-us/work-with-us/infrastruct... Flowminder is a pione…

A thoroughly panic inducing example is the basis for Anna Meredith’s Sawbones - https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=TsgNYUfdv9A&feature=share

Flowminder | Senior developer Python, SQL | Southampton, UK & Geneva| Remote possible | Fulltime but part-time possible | 58K Flowminder Foundation is looking for a senior develope…

Flowminder | Senior developer Python, SQL | Southampton, UK & Geneva| Remote possible | Fulltime but part-time possible | 58K Flowminder Foundation is looking for a senior develope…

Flowminder Foundation | Product Manager | Onsite, Southampton UK | £50-60K We're looking for an awesome product manager to help us take several internal software tools open source,…

Flowminder Foundation | Product Manager | Onsite, Southampton UK | £50-60K We're looking for an awesome product manager to help us take several internal software tools open source,…

I work 4 days a week, which allows me to spend one looking after my daughter. I had the option to do that, or take a (hugely) better paid job. Don't regret it for a second, and I d…

Location: London, UK Remote: Possible Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, SciPy/Numpy, R, Java, Javascript Résumé/CV: http://greenape.github.io/cv/j_gray_cv.pdf Email: j.…

I have a blog post I've never quite finished writing, walking through some analysis of the 34,686,770 Amazon reviews in the Stanford SNAP dataset ( https://snap.stanford.edu/data/w…

A todo list with dependencies, using webcola ( http://marvl.infotech.monash.edu/webcola/ ).

Yuki Sugiyama and co did some lovely research on this phenomena and were able to reproduce it on a circular road. A rather splendid video of said experiment: http://www.youtube.com…