database

“Databases actually suck for the most part. They never let you do what you really want to do for your business use cases, and that's, it's always been a game of sort of leapfrog.”

“We're establishing a new pillar in the enterprise software stack. And this is as meaningful a transformation as databases presented in the nineties, our cloud-based infrastructure in the early 2000.”

“And I think it won't matter that much which database you use, just like it won't matter that much, which LM you use, but it matters what you do with it, how you tune it what kind of training data you add onto it to fine tune it.”

“Every software that's built, and even like any third party software you use, has a database. And the database contains all the valuable information. And that's your source of truth. Because if the database is wrong, I mean, the whole application is wrong.”

“We've seen a lot of companies now start adopting similar flows, right? Like in the authentication space, in the database space and so on to make the tools available to agents without an explicit user's sign up and set up step first and delaying that step to af…”

“People who think of models as repositories of factual information, and they're treating them like the world's worst and most expensive databases. Like it's not, not super useful.”

“Databases are a hard problem. Like you can only lose so much data. You can only have so many issues. You have to figure this out. And five years of investing in a database that everybody uses, it's, it ain't so easy to turn and leave your database.”

“Database is a world where already the agents are creating more databases than humans. We've already crossed that line”