Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves

Unifying scattered customer data in real-time @TiloresHQ. Dundonian aber Wahlberliner. tilores.io Berlin, Germany Joined April 2007

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Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves

3 hours ago

Is the Scotland vs Morocco WM game not on the TV in Germany?

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Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves

4 days ago

@boardyai building real-time entity resolution that gives companies a unified customer view across systems. would love in on Boardy Pro

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adidas Scotland @adidasUK

a week ago

CHOOSE SCOTLAND 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏆 @ScotlandNT @LewisCapaldi

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Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves

2 weeks ago

Seriously, @canva do you know how often I just want to drop a logo in Canva and get a white version out? Why is that so difficult?!

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Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves

a month ago

Unexpected Greenpeace banner at AWS Summit in Hamburg 🤔

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Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves

2 months ago

@SquidgeRugby video blocked already. :(

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Gavin Wood hasn’t posted on X in 5 months. 5 months. And somehow nobody on his team has said a word about it. In 2025, X isn’t optional for the founder of a crypto project. It’s the difference between people believing in what you’re building — or not even knowing it exists. Narrative moves price just as much as technology does. Sometimes more. Look at Vitalik. He posts constantly. Shares ideas, progress, opinions, random thoughts at 2am. People feel like they’re inside the process. They feel like there’s someone at the wheel with a vision and a voice. Gavin? Total silence. And this isn’t a small problem. In crypto, founder silence reads as disinterest. As abandonment. As something being wrong behind the scenes. It doesn’t matter that Polkadot is building superior technology. If the architect doesn’t speak, the market doesn’t listen. The worst part isn’t that Gavin doesn’t post. The worst part is that he’s clearly being advised by the wrong people. Someone in his inner circle should have flagged this months ago. That says a lot about the team around him. DOT’s technology is real. The interoperability is real. The ecosystem is growing. But as long as the founder stays invisible on X, the price is going to keep reflecting exactly that — absence. Vitalik understood that building in public is part of the job. Gavin hasn’t figured that out yet. Until that changes, $DOT will keep being an undervalued asset for reasons that have nothing to do with the tech. Consider yourself warned.

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Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves

2 months ago

I do find the anti-Palantir rhetoric pretty irrational. It is pretty much mass hysteria - Palantir has been identified as the bogey man and everybody just piles in whenever they are mentioned.

Louis Mosley @louismosley

2 months ago

@_BoldPolitics @ZackPolanski - this is magnificent. Three things I can’t deny: 1. It is a video. 2. You are wearing a jacket. 3. Then you aren’t. 4. Then you are again. Unfortunately that’s where the accuracy ends. A few corrections for you: Peter Thiel is

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Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves

3 months ago

@sebuzdugan @FullpathCDXP Agreed

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Tilores @TiloresHQ

3 months ago

Why do 95% of Data & AI projects fail to deliver measurable business value, and what's actually going wrong? youtu.be/pLM8LeAn-_8

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Carahsoft @Carahsoft

3 months ago

Big news! We are now working together with @TiloresHQ to deliver real-time identity and entity resolution capabilities to Government agencies. Learn how this collaboration helps agencies create unified, accurate views of people and organizations: carah.io/TiloresPR @Major_Grooves

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Tilores @TiloresHQ

3 months ago

Tilores has partnered with @Carahsoft to enable US Federal, State and local agencies to use Tilores real-time identity resolution technology to build complete, unified views of individuals and organizations. carahsoft.com/news/tilores-p…

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Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves

3 months ago

@sawinyh identity resolution for the win! well done on making that bit work. It is not easy.

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Tilores @TiloresHQ

3 months ago

Why do Graph Databases fail at Entity Resolution, and what should you use instead? youtu.be/8Jh-yLMfI4U

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Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves

3 months ago

@lily_mendz @gavofyork you are so right. 👏👏👏 Crazy that nothing is done about this.

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#Lily Mendz @lily_mendz

3 months ago

.@gavofyork, how much do you trust your developers at Parity? Just to be clear, I’m not suggesting they are inefficient or anything like that. So far, they’ve done a great job building the ecosystem. But what happens in the hypothetical case that there are delays in the product they are developing (which is quite common in this industry), and there is no product release for another year or more? Do you truly believe the ecosystem could withstand that? I think there are some internal leadership roles that need to be filled and responsibilities divided among developers: some continuing to work on the future product, while others focus on delivering immediate solutions. Why hasn’t a global campaign (by regions) been created to attract new developers to experiment, showing them what works now, and giving them proper support? Why, even after three months, are we still seeing social media without a clear presence or a consistent content strategy that shows what we should expect from Polkadot in the future? Who will still be around to witness the birth of these products if the ecosystem itself is failing to attract people to watch? It’s like organizing a huge festival in a massive venue, but keeping the doors closed so that only the singers and security staff attend. It’s time to step up and stop taking the easy path. This is simply a matter of coordination. Come on, @Polkadot you can do better.

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Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves

3 months ago

@polkarhythm @lily_mendz @gavofyork pretty sure it needs adoption. Polkadot so far is a classic example of "if we build it they will come" mentality. Look at the adoption of Solana in comparison. They have an incredibly strong community approach. Remember Betamax had better video technology that VHS...

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Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves

3 months ago

@JPodhorsky @sachalansky @Web3foundation @solana he is kinda right though. For actual adoption success, building the ecosystem and culture matter more than pure tech and performance. Betamax was technically superior to VHS....

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Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves

4 months ago

@Krayt78 @zaskoda @Polkadot @Orbiter8Game thanks for the explanation(s). This is pretty interesting. Then your challenge is to get any game developer to be incentivised to put any part of the game (skins ownership, game records etc) onto a blockchain (DOT). People default to familiar tech. A server is easy...

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Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves

4 months ago

@zaskoda @Krayt78 @Polkadot @Orbiter8Game fwiw I know a company using blockchain (inc DOT iirc) in a real-world setting and one advantage of blockchain for them is that the blockchain Tx records are considered "trusted". It removes the need for a server to be audited as compliant.

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Steven Renwick @Major_Grooves

4 months ago

@zaskoda @Krayt78 @Polkadot @Orbiter8Game should a game be designed to match a server/blockchain's transaction speed or should it not be the other way around? I can imagine blockchain/DOT working for something like online chess. But then does it bring an actual advantage over a server?