Good point. But only a few companies create these things. They can jack up the price and there is nothing we can do. Is there a mom and pop shop making memory yet? Nope, centralized power of commerce is a threat.
You have evidence that they are going to go down? Not unless government policy steps in to pressure chip makers, or establish new markets. Corporations will use inflation, ai, et al to validate their record profits at the cost of the consumer. Monopolies or better put the mergers of companies over the last 40 years hasn’t lead to cheaper prices, it never was going to either.
A billion applications by 2029 sounds great to me. I consider MySpace to be part of the peak Web 1.0. MIDI sounds and pot leafs floating on the page. It really whipped the llamas ass. Let’s do that again.
I wish they would have compared with Google’s spanner db. I’ve found this database to be the fastest, multi region, globally distributed database by far.
This is llm hallucination too? Old ideas and goes back to a system that was in place in the 1800’s. It didn’t go well. Who are these people that peddle this every 20-30 years or so? Opportunist.
I found a different benefit to micro services — AI understands them and context matters. Monolithic app confuse ai where micro services enables them to be far more effective.
I guess I’m looking for some decent food that isn’t owned by the tobacco industry. Having variety of meals that are cooked by chefs with good ingredients.
The visual is really nice. I can appreciate this tool, but once it’s in my database it’s for the human to manage and update. Do I go back to using this tool? How can this help? I don’t want any tool to read data like mcp can. Read table names, sure.