How can local movement of stars within the Milky Way affect which way spiral galaxy arms are pointing?

[0] https://academic.oup.com/mnras/article/538/1/76/8019798.

So, we're seening pretty good performance. We're maintaining a number of repositories with several millions features, with a decade of weekly updates of ~10,000+ rows. It _does_ take some time to push that data around, but it's _vastly_ better than old ways, and once you have your clone, maintaining updates becomes extremely trivial - a _major_ unsolved problem in the GIS/data world.

I'd add - Kart has GIS specific features that nullify some of these issues. The ability to spatially index the objects, then filtering them on Clone, means I rapidly clone a tiny subset of the data to work with.

* Docs should not be hidden in small font and as disabled link color, make it big button in features list or make features clickable to relevant docs.

* Add some screenshots

I spent way too much time clicking every heading to figure out what is this all about till I found Docs link.

Might not be AGI but I think cliched as it is that would "change everything". If not at 200 then 400 or whatever. Doesn't matter - the direction of travel seems certain.

Question for HN: Where are we in the hype cycle on this?

We can run shitty clones slowly on Raspberry Pi's and your phone. The educational implementations demonstrate the basics in under a thousand lines of brisk C. Great. At some point you have to wonder... well, so what?

Not one killer app has emerged. I for one am eager to be all hip and open minded and pretend like I use LLMs all the time for everything and they are "the future" but novelty aside it seems like so far we have a demented clippy and some sophomoric arguments about alignment and wrong think.

It did generate a whole lot of breathless click-bait-y articles and gave people something to blab about. Ironically it also accelerated the value of that sort of gab and clicks towards zero.

As I am not a VC, politician, or opportunist, hand waving and telling me this is Frankenstein's monster about to come alive and therefore I need billions of dollars or "regulations" just makes folks sound like the crypto scammers.

Please HN, say something actually insightful, I beg you.

If your SaaS is in the hundreds or thousands of customers then you could split each customer into their own database. That also provides nice tenant isolation. If you have more customers than that you may want to look at something like a consistent hash to distribute customers across multiple databases.