Steven Renwick

Unifying scattered customer data in real-time @TiloresHQ. Dundonian aber Wahlberliner.

[Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves]

@shubham27907 @soorajchandran_ We discussed healthcare and he said it didn't make a difference. He is still massively underpaid compared to the US, including healthcare payments in the US.

[Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves]

@weiwan_ok @soorajchandran_ keep coming back to?? eh??

[Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves]

@gromblek @IAGenMoney @pebblebee is the pebblebee actually any good? Quite mixed reviews online.

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@chrija You're deffo off Keith Rabois's Christmas card list now.

[To Data & Beyond @ToDataBeyond]

🟢 New Free Workshop Announcement | Beyond RAG: Solving the Entity Resolution Problem in AI Applications

Next Friday, we’re hosting a free workshop on Entity Resolution and how to use it to prepare more accurate context for RAG applications and AI agents.

If you’re building an application that works with customer or company data from multiple sources, this workshop will help you understand how to connect data belonging to the same person or company while reducing the risk of mixing it up with someone else’s information.

The quality of an LLM’s answer depends on the data it receives. If a customer’s history is scattered across separate records or mixed with another customer’s information, that problem needs to be addressed before the data reaches the model.

This workshop will help you identify when to add entity resolution to your pipeline, understand the available approaches, and see how to apply them in the application you’re building.

Our speaker is Steven Renwick, Co-founder of Tilores, a company specializing in entity resolution. He’ll share insights grounded in practical, real-world experience. We’ll also have time for questions and discussion, whether about entity resolution or tech startups more broadly.

Booking link below!

[Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves]

@ZenModeJon 10k followers and recent posts are getting like 25 impressions in the first hour. And these are fairly deep analytical posts.

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@theneelpopat @eriktorenberg We can do this, but only when we randomly bump into each other in the street. 😉

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All record matching done using @TiloresHQ

Full analysis here: https://t.co/tg6491Boz8

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I found that one retired Texan made ~76k federal political donations in 18 months. Typical gift: $10.

546 on her busiest day.

The FEC has no donor ID, so she only shows up once 108,748 records are joined into one person.

...but did she go over the contribution limits? 🧵

[Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves]

She isn't unusual. Across 769,000 donors in CA, FL, NY and TX, the same first-pass check flags 0.4% of people with under 100 donations.

With 20,000+ donations: 6 of 7.

Limits are checked one committee at a time. Nobody checks the donor.

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@stochasticmacaw ok, you'll need to follow me.

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@stochasticmacaw any any chance you would incorporate translations? i.e. if my service in English is called "entity resolution" it is unlikely that that is the term that the German or Italian portal would use. I don't want to use 60+ translations, so if you built that into the platform = cool.

[Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves]

@stochasticmacaw how many countries are you actually covering?

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@catehall Moi aussi

[Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves]

@_lhermann and I just have to highlight one similar experience:

>Receive letter from the Bundesanzeiger Verlag (this translates to “people that send letters that look like a scam, but are in fact not a scam”).

[Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves]

@_lhermann I did something similar a few years ago: https://t.co/Vz93YlK6ZQ

[Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves]

@maxjendrall I used to run a series of free events on Meetup (currently on pause) and the show-up rate was consistently about 33%. Super annoying.