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Mathematically speaking, even though there is a recurring cost, if the cost goes down over time it's entirely possible for the cost to be finite overall. Simple
by Certhas 6y ago
Mathematically speaking, even though there is a recurring cost, if the cost goes down over time it's entirely possible for the cost to be finite overall. Simple example: If the recurring cost halves every year, and in the first year it's X then the cost to store it forever is 2X.
- dwighttk 6y agoJust because it has halved every year for a decade doesn’t mean it will continue. Cf Moore’s Law
- PedroBatista 6y agoThat’s why he said “mathematically speaking”