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Fair. I'm biased as someone who has worked with public and private enterprise clients in F500 security/healthcare/government sectors where there's been reluctance to adopt some of these solutions. Amazon offering this natively might mean: 1) I won't have to rely on a smaller third party to have access to my data for connecting & processing that may or may not match my data regulatory requirements (compliance, protection, residency, etc) and 2) it's one less vendor to deal with at a price that's hard to beat in a time when many companies are consolidating systems spend.

Noticed that as well - odd choice, but maybe it's just to limit the Preview. Better than Microsoft's 300 seat minimum for MS365 Copilot ;)

"Amazon Q offers 40+ built-in connectors to popular enterprise applications and document repositories, including S3, Salesforce, Google Drive, Microsoft 365, ServiceNow, Gmail, Slack, Atlassian, and Zendesk"

Having a direct link to S3 + existing connectors built in feels like a strong competitive moat. Interested to see how far they can expand on this

Agreed. It would be great if the hardware was more affordable/accessible as well. That's potentially a barrier to entry worth addressing for devs who might otherwise be interested in tackling the problem, but don't have the quality eye tracking hardware to start. A Tobii-like hardware devkit could be a starting point.

I absolutely love Hugo and as someone who was completely new to static site generators, it was the easiest to pick up and use in my opinion. Thanks!