I somehow missed the paragraph where you said about building the platform and the link to the service. This looks awesome then. As somebody who's spent a silly

I somehow missed the paragraph where you said about building the platform and the link to the service. This looks awesome then. As somebody who's spent a silly amount of money on EC2 spot instances to train models, I would certainly overlook the odd dodgy result for access to those GPUs at those prices. I just hope you find a way so that the ingenious but disreputable people that seem to come when money's to be gained don't ruin it for everyone. However, I wish you every success. I imagine you could do some kind of hardware fingerprinting, but there's nothing stopping a really bad actor from modifying the kernel to pretend to have a GPU and NaN on allocation. I suppose I'm descending into absurd levels of distrusting trust that may never happen. I also foresee annoying customers who say they only get back NaNs but this is down to instabilities in their training and they flood any reporting of bad actors that you have. I don't believe either are actually terminal with the right incentives.