Is it two different arguments you're posting? How's $0 on zero requests is a better solution when the range would be 0 to $2000 for what's a fixed $4 without L

Is it two different arguments you're posting? How's $0 on zero requests is a better solution when the range would be 0 to $2000 for what's a fixed $4 without Lambda? The $0 argument is also flowed because $4 is a fixed cost for unlimited $0 to $2000 solutions through hedging. If you have 10 solutions, what's the likelihood of all of them still doing $0, or at the very least below $4? The unit economics argument is likewise hard to see in practice, because we'd be talking quite different numbers on a per-unit cost with Lambda vs. without, which may easily make the difference between making a profit or taking a loss, especially if it's a lifestyle business we're talking about.