Absolutely fantastic video! Your clear explanations made complex concepts feel so approachable. Looking forward to more insightful content from your channel!

I knew that base64 coding, but i'd never could find a way to get around the max character limit. Great post. Thank you

Really enjoyed your book! thanks for the videos

Great video - thanks

thank you ❤

Good tips Wyn. It shows good possibilities for improved image management and visualisation. Hopefully the #CoreVisuals team can adjust their coding to make better use of stored visuals. I've been thinking of how you can manage this with a published report in the service. Lets say I have a set of "reference" visuals that never (or rarely change). And I want to keep the data in my report update to date so I refresh 12 times per day (every 2 hours). So it would be a bad use of compute resource to reimport my reference visuals every 2 hours, every day, 365 days per year. What do I do? Maybe... I can create a reference dataset of images. I can manage that / refresh that as needed. Then my main report(s) can connect to the reference data set as a hybrid report (i.e. like direct query) and use when required. Taking that to the next level.. perhaps I can store those reference images in my cloud database... snowflake? and access those images via Direct Query? I may not even need to break up the images into 32K chunks (maybe - I don't know about this... Would be interesting to test.

Is it possible to do it with PDFs insead of images?

And how to using image on database?can gpt generate index