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that $400/month is essentially the introductory price, subsided in an attempt to grab market share that $400 will go up by at least a factor of 10 once the bub
by blibble 9mo ago
that $400/month is essentially the introductory price, subsided in an attempt to grab market share
that $400 will go up by at least a factor of 10 once the bubble pops
would you be prepared to pay $4000/month?
- Spooky23 9mo agoNah, I'll move much of it locally when it becomes cost justified to do so. I doubt that the exponential cost explosion day is coming. When the bubble pops, the bankruptcies of many of the players will push the costs down. US policy has provided a powerful incentive for Chinese players to do what Google has done and have a lower cost delivery model anyway.
- blibble 9mo agoit's not exponential, it's linear > the bankruptcies of many of the players will push the costs down the running costs don't disappear because people go broke
- Spooky23 9mo agoYour words bro. 10x isn’t linear. The cost iceberg with this stuff isn’t electricity, it’s the capital. Other than Google and Facebook, the big hype players can’t produce the growth required to support the valuations. That’s why the OpenAI people started fishing for .gov backstops. The play is get the government to pay and switch out whatever Nvidia stuff they have now with something more efficient in a few years.
- brewdad 9mo agoIt's the dot com bubble all over again. When you are losing money on every transaction you can't make it up on volume.