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Again, no one is saying that isn’t true. He’s saying that the marginal cost, the main inhibitor to rapid scaling, is likely to approach zero.
by primax 4y ago
Again, no one is saying that isn’t true. He’s saying that the marginal cost, the main inhibitor to rapid scaling, is likely to approach zero.
- victoro 4y agoWhy is the marginal cost of a KWH the main inhibitor to rapid scaling? Wouldn't the main inhibitor be the marginal cost of additional capacity? To put it another way, if my solar panel can currently support 10 GPUs running all day but I need to run 11, don't I need to add another solar panel?
- ianai 4y agoMarginal cost is the derivative of the cost function. Fixed costs drop out of the derivative. You’re confusing amortizing a fixed cost with marginal cost.