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Hold your damn horses, this technology is brand new, requires a tremendous amount of data gathering and computation, there's a massive volunteer effort already
by Mizza 4y ago
Hold your damn horses, this technology is brand new, requires a tremendous amount of data gathering and computation, there's a massive volunteer effort already under way, and you're begging for a free home version so you can save $0.02 cents. You want a hole, pick up a shovel.
- baobabKoodaa 4y ago> Hold your damn horses, this technology is brand new, requires a tremendous amount of data gathering and computation, there's a massive volunteer effort already under way, and you're begging for a free home version so you can save $0.02 cents. You want a hole, pick up a shovel. $0.02 cents per API request. What I would like to do is provide people a free service on the internet that using an LLM under the hood. If you are so rich that you can burn $10k on an internet hobby project, good for you, but just know that everybody else is not as rich as you. Also I wasn't "begging for a free home version". In my original question I already provided one option. Sorry, I mean "one free home version". So it's not like I was starved out of options. There are options. I was asking for recommendations.
- junipertea 4y agoEven openAI with the massive success and popularity gain can not sustain keeping it for free. The 0.02$ cents is a bargain for the value provided. OPs point was most of us can't burn 10k on a internet hobby project, and it costs probably 10x-100x more to train. How would you expect to provide people a free service? People are training it to open source right now, so please be patient.
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- mikewarot 4y agoYou know, there are considerations far more important than money that might want someone to have an offline version. I'd gladly pay $0.02 cents/api call if I could be absolutely certain my queries weren't be used for evil. Sadly, that's not possible.