@ian_dot_so: Future of software is going to be Postgres, Turbopuffer, Jev, Clickhouse, OSS LLM shaped
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The tweet predicts that the future of software will be shaped by technologies like Postgres, Turbopuffer, Jev, Clickhouse, and open-source LLMs.
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