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Yeah but then they not going to have a fancy blog about how they hit the AWS traffic limit to VPC resolver! Now days a tech blog like this is gonna be good tech PR for the company.

From a developer with extensive database ETL experience, is it still necceary to learn or use LangChain? Would it be just easier to load directly to vector db?

Oh no!!! But what about all those Docker files, and k8 clusters!!!

Serious, please view the curled file from a link before piping it to bash/sh.

Wow!! This is like the pgadmin4 of postgres!!!

It is much much needed to make ffmepg on par with a video editor!

Would be good for Matrix to have more stable client than Element or Flutter based apps.

>The same way the wealthy will pay themselves a tiny salary and just live off the asset value of their stock.

When you say them living off the asset value of their stock, you mean the dividends from the stock?

Would really really be nice to have the -user management -> registering -> device management

A hello world example for v3 that will be great. To understand how to actually register a new account on the matrix server with Registration Token enabled server.

just wonder what is wrong with the default rocksdb setup that came with Conduit? Wouldn't that be better for concurrencies?

Have you tried VSC for C# (yes asp core). The debugging is just broken. I would not recommend any sane person using VSC for C# related large project development.

>The experience with Visual Studio is stellar.

I assume you mean just the Windows Visual Studio? The Mac version is not exactly on par with the Windows. Yeah C# is great, but one would need Window's version of VS (NOT VS Code) to take full advantage of C#. For me that is a deal breaker, when the DX of a language is tight to a proprietary sourced IDE by MS.

For sure, economic assessment is one way to figure out what to do.

When we as a civilization making decisions ending up where we are now (depleted soil and what else not looming). It does make one wonder if the current financial incentives is NOT aligned with the incentives of living beings on the planet? How can we make it so?

Where and when did that misalignment happened?

>The other factor, he said, was that you'll suffer lower yields for a few years after you stop tilling, while the soil builds up a proper layer of decomposing matter on top. Or at least, farmers are afraid that could happen. And it's not a risk worth taking in their view.

Maybe it has more the fact that humans are risk averse. We just don't want to make financial sacrificed in the short term to get longer term rewards. Many of us want to do good, but we also don't want our 401ks and subsidies to go down.