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Yes but there are alot of profitable applications which dont need to be advertised. You run it in-house and make money on the output, ie. ML farms or mining. Yo
by vmception 6y ago
Yes but there are alot of profitable applications which dont need to be advertised. You run it in-house and make money on the output, ie. ML farms or mining. You dont take preorders for the hardware at all and just have boutique custom units and nobody knows the architecture, even if you offer some remote rental/SaaS tool.
- webmaven 6y ago> Yes but there are alot of profitable applications which dont need to be advertised. You run it in-house and make money on the output, ie. ML farms or mining. You dont take preorders for the hardware at all and just have boutique custom units and nobody knows the architecture, even if you offer some remote rental/SaaS tool. That can work, but only up to the point that a disgruntled former employee blows the whistle.
- vmception 6y agoAs if they would even know the issue and risk breaking all their civil contracts and criminal trade secrets protections with their guesswork