@patio11: Today’s LLM win: I have a small angel portfolio accumulated over ten years one investment at a time, and (despite what …
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Patrick McKenzie shares a personal win using an LLM to organize a decade of angel investment documents, wires, and bank exports into a manageable format.
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Today’s LLM win: I have a small angel portfolio accumulated over ten years one investment at a time, and (despite what many might guess given my general disposition) had no spreadsheet.
LLM, here are ten years of docs, wire confirms, and a bank export. LMK if you have questions.
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