The vector db comparison is written so much like an advertisement that I cannot possibly take it seriously.
> Shared slack channel if problems arise? There you go. You wanna learn more? Sure, here are the resources. Workshops? Possible.
> wins by far [...] most importantly community plus the company values.
Like, talking about "You can pay the company for workshops" and "company values" just makes it feel so much like an unsubtle paid-for ad I can't take it seriously.
All the actual details around the vectorDB (for example a single actual performance number, a clear description of the size of dataset or problem) is missing, making this all feel like a very handwavy comparison, and the final conclusion is just so strong, and worded in such a strange way, it feels disingenuous.
I have no way to know if this post is actually genuine, not a piece of stealth advertising, but it hits so many alarm bells in my head that I can't help but ignore its conclusions about every database.
> Shared slack channel if problems arise? There you go. You wanna learn more? Sure, here are the resources. Workshops? Possible.
> wins by far [...] most importantly community plus the company values.
Like, talking about "You can pay the company for workshops" and "company values" just makes it feel so much like an unsubtle paid-for ad I can't take it seriously.
All the actual details around the vectorDB (for example a single actual performance number, a clear description of the size of dataset or problem) is missing, making this all feel like a very handwavy comparison, and the final conclusion is just so strong, and worded in such a strange way, it feels disingenuous.
I have no way to know if this post is actually genuine, not a piece of stealth advertising, but it hits so many alarm bells in my head that I can't help but ignore its conclusions about every database.