philippb

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OT1k7o89ed4

I was curious if I could drive an app via LLM. I think this is interesting and has some potential use cases to close the agent loop. Please share your thoughts that come to mind!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OT1k7o89ed4

This is a raw demo after I finished building it. I'm mostly interested in hearing from you if there are use cases that this gets you excited about.

What could that become and what problems would that solve for you.

I've been thinking about this from an agent verification point, where agents can verify bugs and fix them independently.

I just got an insane bill from a lawyer for drafting an agreement. I was wondering if some of you have a great workflow for drafting legal agreements with AI that are good enough to have a lawyer just review it? My background is CS, so it's hard judge myself and I feel ChatGPT doesn't give enough details.

We've been working on a software that allows remote teams to work together as if they're in the same room, but from anywhere. www.work-closer.com

Value prop: Communicate like you're in the same room.

or in short: Be together, anywhere.

The core ideas that when you have presence and context about what your team does, it's easier to have a quick conversation and collaborate. Same as when you sit in the same room with your co-founders or colleagues. Things just move faster than pure async and meetings.

Despite our initial users loving it and using it constantly, we have a hard time getting new teams onboarded. There is a fear of being on video (we're working on this), but my feeling was always that it's not much different from being in the office.

I'd love to hear your feedback on 1) first impression. 2) why or why not this would be great for you. 3) concerns just looking at it.

Thanks for your support Philipp

Hi, How do you keep track of newsletters your care for? I'm a Instapaper user since ~10 years. I still haven't found an app where I get an email address that I can use to send all my newsletters I subscribed to, and then have them as a personal magazine instead of all over my inbox. Thats how I think about it, curious what you do.

I'm running a startup and we're storing north of 10PB of data and growing. We're currently on AWS and our contract is up for renewal. I'm exploring other storage solutions.

Min requirements of AWS S3 One Zone IA (https://aws.amazon.com/s3/storage-classes/?nc=sn&loc=3)

How would you store >10PB if you'd be in my shoes? Thought experiment can be with and without data transfer cost our of current S3 buckets. Please mention also what your experience is based on. Ideally you store large amounts of data yourself and speak of first hand experience.

Thank you for your support!! I will post a thread once we got to a decision on what we ended up doing.

Update: Should have mentioned earlier, data needs to be accessible at all time. It’s user generated data that is downloaded in the background to a mobile phone, so super low latency is not important, but less than 1000ms required.

The data is all images and videos, and no queries need to be performed on the data.