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It resembles the big data technology wave of roughly 10 years ago, when we had a plethora of players in the space, all offering relatively immature technologies
by brknstrngz 3y ago
It resembles the big data technology wave of roughly 10 years ago, when we had a plethora of players in the space, all offering relatively immature technologies for storing, moving and processing data at scale.
The difficulty now, as back then, is landing on the technology complement that proves the most technically no-nonsese and financially viable in the long run.
- srbhr 3y agoHow do you get to know what will work? I'm referring this. > The difficulty now, as back then, is landing on the technology complement that proves the most technically no-nonsense and financially viable in the long run. I had my try with Vector Databases as well. But at the same time, I highly feel people have started to add vector databases everywhere. And now generative code makes you feel you don't know anything. Feeling lost in the middle.