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Can you do a column and normalize them? Too many zeroes for my blind ass making it hard to compare.
by yelnatz 2y ago
Can you do a column and normalize them?
Too many zeroes for my blind ass making it hard to compare.
- ryaneager 2y agoYeah a Tokens per $1 column would vastly help the readability.
- qeternity 2y ago$/million tokens is the standard pricing metric.
- Tao3300 2y agostandard ≠ good
- andenacitelli 2y agoYes, but it’s true in the general case. Defaults are usually the defaults for a reason — someone putting thought into what makes sense for most users.
- Tao3300 2y agoNot necessarily so when you're trying to sell stuff...
- ynniv 2y ago"Standard" doesn't imply "good", but that doesn't mean "non-standard" is better. Cost-per-quantity (L/100km) is easier to compare than quantity-per-cost (MPG) because how much you use isn't going to change based on the model. Which is to say, if two local models are both $0.00 per million tokens, they effectively have the same cost. You could argue that you might get better results by throwing out more tokens, but the solution is to add more significant digits to the price per unit.