LangChain raises $25M, launches platform to support LLM lifecycle

If the Earth suddenly stopped spinning, the following would happen: – The atmosphere would move eastward at 1,000 miles per hour, causing devastating winds. – The oceans would bulge out on the side of the Earth facing the direction of rotation and would be pulled away from the Earth on the opposite side. – The Earth’s crust would fracture and shift, causing earthquakes and tsunamis. – The Earth’s magnetic field would collapse, leading to widespread electrical disruptions. – The Earth’s rotation would take about 23 hours to slow down to a complete stop.