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As an example of what the opposite pricing model looks like, YourBase[1] charges a flat fee per build such that it's in their best interest to make builds as fa
by glacials 6y ago
As an example of what the opposite pricing model looks like, YourBase[1] charges a flat fee per build such that it's in their best interest to make builds as fast as possible. Because of this forcing function, builds are instrumented and cached down to the system call level deterministically, based on file changes. It's amazing what economic incentive can do. (disclaimer: I work at YourBase)
[1]: https://yourbase.io https://yourbase.io