In this program CLIP is being used to create embeddings. A multimodal LLM does something very similar. In this case the language model is not needed because the embeddings are being used to search directly.
For a company workshop I wanted to pay for Midjourney to invite a bot into a private Discord with the workshop participants. We couldn't find a way of using it as a company account, and ultimately every participant had to get a sub, which was less than ideal. If it was today I would have them use Flux in some hosted version.
Thanks for that feedback. But what is the alternative to using FORMs? Going full object oriented?
I have seen some reports in the past by other consultants that are heavily relying on OO and those are like really hard to debug as they are most likely not that straight forward.
Instead of using a main FORM, you could use a main method.
The advantage of that is, that the ABAP compiler prohibits certain obsolete statements in a class context, so you are not only avoiding the already obsolete FORMS, but you are also securing your coding from any other obsolete statements.
The arguments against rust in this case seem weak and it becomes even stranger when they decided to follow the exact same approach as tauri, just implementing it themselves (and therefor not profiting from all the work the tauri team has already done). Maybe they should have done a bit research and would have arrived at tauri as their logical conclusion or maybe I‘m missing something in their argumentation.
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