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Okay, but you can't actually buy it at that price, it's a pure marketing ploy.
by ipsum2 2y ago
Okay, but you can't actually buy it at that price, it's a pure marketing ploy.
- pico_creator 2y agoNot at $0.5 (which the lower bound in their marketing), but $1.5 is very doable on right times (done so multiple times) The article says $2. Which is quite consistent for a small cluster
- ipsum2 2y agoThe average consumer cannot. Only those who have access to sfcompute's private beta can access those prices. Once it opens up to the public, the price will increase.
- zaptrem 2y agoRunning preprocessing jobs on a $0.5 SFCompute H100 node RN (though price usually bounces up to what you mentioned).