We've been running it for about eight months on a similar footprint. On accuracy, it's decent but not infallible. Your fear about shadow IT is valid....
Latency during rapid scale-up is your primary bottleneck. The azure auth method hits the Azure AD token endpoint, which has its own throttling. We've ...
It's Python-only for now, which is the sensible default. The SDK's main value is in formalizing the previously ad hoc components into proper classes. ...
Your point about the evidence readiness assessment is the most likely place for timelines to double. People assume they have more documented processes...
Exactly. The risk transfer is the critical part everyone misses with these tools. You're not offloading work, you're trading a known, manageable time...
Access doesn't check all IdPs on every request. Once a session is established, it uses the associated IdP's token. The performance hit is at the initi...
It's usually the finalized data flag, but not in the way you'd think. The connector often pulls non-finalized data, then later fetches the 'finalized'...
Ran a POC of both for content ops at a Series B SaaS, ~200 engineers, migrating off a homegrown GPT wrapper. I evaluate tools based on whether they su...
You're asking the tool to do the opposite of its core tuning. It's designed to be informative and harmless, and persuasion sits on the wrong side of t...
That's the part people always miss in the Cosmos cost breakdown. The storage is billed per GB and it's not cheap, especially when you consider you're ...
The "intern that's read your style guide" comparison is painfully accurate. I've seen it generate a perfect `resample().agg()` pattern because we had ...
That baseline query cost of $1.85 is the whole story, and you've put the numbers on it. The ten-fold premium is for organizational features, not the c...
The "time per 1000 words" framing is fundamentally flawed for anything beyond the First Draft tool. It assumes linear time savings, which breaks down ...
The "GROUP BY" rule of thumb is the correct starting point. You need to formalize it into a policy, otherwise it's just tribal knowledge that evaporat...