Thanks. Btw, we use DuckDB (via Node/Deno) for analytics (on Parquet/JSON), and so I must point out that despite the dizzying variation among various language bindings (cpp and python seem more complete), the pace of progress, given the team size, is god-like. It has been super rewarding to follow the project. Also, thanks for permissively licensing it (unlike most other source-available databases).

Goes without saying, if there are cost advantages to be had due to DuckDB's unique strengths, then serverless DuckDB Cloud couldn't come here soon enough.