> messing with the general market dynamics that really should be making all of these tools cost way more money to begin with. Prices have been dropping very ra

> messing with the general market dynamics that really should be making all of these tools cost way more money to begin with. Prices have been dropping very rapidly due to technological progress. I feel like a lot of threads recently have had people confused about costs because they either are stuck on prices they learned about 6-12 months ago, or because they're failing to project further rapid reductions of price (I can't predict the future myself, but I'm not gonna bet on inference prices stabilizing all of a sudden.) I mean, it definitely costs more than FREE. But I think it's closer to free than many commenters realize, and continuing to go that direction faster than many commenters realize.