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Read: We're forcing someone's hand in acquiring us. Groq is still under a 30 request per minute rate-limit, which drops to 10 requests per minute if you have a
by BoorishBears 3y ago
Read: We're forcing someone's hand in acquiring us.
Groq is still under a 30 request per minute rate-limit, which drops to 10 requests per minute if you have all day usage.
Billing has been "coming soon" this whole time, and while they've built out hype enabling features like function calling, somehow they can't setup a Stripe webhook to collect money for realistic rate limits.
They couldn't scream "we can't service the tiniest bit of our demand" any louder at this point.
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Edit: For anyone looking for fast inference without the smoke and mirrors, I've been using Fireworks.ai in production and it's great. 200 tk/s - 300 tk/s is closer to Groq than it is to OpenAI and co.
And as a bonus they support PEFT with serverless pricing.
- arthurcolle 3y agothey don't even let us pay them, it's insane I just have free API access with no ability to add a credit card.
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- brcmthrowaway 3y agoWhat are you using all this for? Whats the product?
- BoorishBears 3y agoI run an AI story telling site and an AI ideation platform. The story telling site alone averaged 27k requests a day this week, so about double what their current request limit is, and honestly not even that popular of a site. You can't run much more than a toy project on their current rate limits.