Jeremy Hindle

With a seemingly never ending list of new models being released these days this looks useful to evaluate both the different versions of, and alternate models over time for specific use cases.

A nice structure for creating consistent characters. It especially helps when working on anything where you want a character to react how 'you would expect' given an event or interaction - making them all the more believable! I'm excited about the plans for upcoming world building tooling. (Useful for game lore development).

Used PostHog since the start and across three currently operating companies. Big fan of the Dev culture they've built and responsive slack channel (even if I'd prefer it on Discord 😅) Product has come a very very long way in a short period of time and fulfills all of our current requirements. I'm excited to see how the product develops into the future, we're at the point now where features...

I'm really excited about what Tuli health will offer in the future. Convenient diagnostic testing which is close to home will change millions of peoples lives for the better :)

Nice, so many people can benefit from this.

I'm a big fan of Leo - he communicates the product roadmap so well and is the nicest dude.

Hey, probably thought of, but what frequencies are you using? Given that dogs can hear up to around about 45,000 Hz (I believe) - do you emit frequencies within this range, could this affect guide dogs?