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Ah, the "say mean things about Elon tax"
by King-Aaron 1y ago
Ah, the "say mean things about Elon tax"
- trilogic 1y agoThat´s one way of collecting tax LOL, but we can´t blame Elon for everything. Maybe is some team leader that feels very powerful, so much that, it thinks it can apply this cheat under radar.
- BoorishBears 1y agoAs I mention in the sibling comment there's a real cost for blocked requests. I just checked and since the inception of my site I've spent a bit over $3000 on inference that was ultimately blocked from being shown to the end user. And I have very permissive thresholds for the classifiers, the content getting blocked is "radioactive", not even toxic.
- BoorishBears 1y agoMore like the "gooner/jailbreak tax" For my product I don't charge the user for blocked requests because content classifiers aren't perfect and sometimes trigger frivolously... but in theory a persistent user intentionally trying to push boundaries could cost me a lot of money: since I'm still paying for resources used to do the inference that was blocked. This seems like an ok way to deal with that gap, but only if there's a reasonable amount of grace built in that they're not detailing here (since detailing it will result in people abusing right up until said grace expires)
- trilogic 1y agoThat make sense but... It establishes a new precedent by imposing new standards on users which may be misused in the future. Policy is private and very difficult to define, it may be interpreted by gusto/convenience. This can only be good for our business, HugstonOne will get more users, like exponentially fast :)