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You have companies that are spending good money on fine-tuning and will start spending money on fine-tuning. It seems like it would almost be easier to just go
by _boffin_ 3y ago
You have companies that are spending good money on fine-tuning and will start spending money on fine-tuning. It seems like it would almost be easier to just go directly to these companies by looking at their blog posts--they're telling you that they're doing it in some way or another. I know Plaid and friends are doing it.
It's costing them x. you can shave y off. you can get improvements to market faster and cheaper.
- danielhanchen 3y agoInteresting points! I shall try this with my bro!! I was thinking along the lines of say the cost of A100s or H100s * electricity cost and engineering costs then how much we save, and some discounting factor.
- rmbyrro 3y agoI think the time savings will be more appealing. It allows for fast iteration and shorter go-to-market, which can generate virtually infinite value, as opposed to saving electricity, which is a limited game.
- danielhanchen 3y agoFair point - I forgot to mention the time savings LOLL!!!