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I kind of see your point, but I also kind of don't. Sure, it would be great if you'd immediately get hammered with hundreds of requests and start make money qu
by splittydev 6mo ago
I kind of see your point, but I also kind of don't.
Sure, it would be great if you'd immediately get hammered with hundreds of requests and start make money quickly. It would also be great if it was a bit more transparent, and you could see more stats (what counts as "idle"? Is my machine currently eligible to serve models?). But it's still very new, I'd say give it some time and let's see how it goes.
If you have it running and you get zero requests, it uses close to zero power above what your computer uses anyway. It doesn't cost you anything to have it running, and if you get requests, you make money. Seems like an easy decision to me.
- tgma 6mo agoWell I already made the Ctrl+C decision. Yours may have been different, but I suppose only one of us installed it, and that one counts.
- subroutine 6mo agoCopy?
- oneeyedpigeon 6mo agoSIGINT
- deleted 6mo ago[deleted]
- yard2010 6mo agoI went with the ctrl z approach.
- jagged-chisel 6mo agoHopefully you also set it running in the background.
- usrusr 6mo agoBootstrapping will be near-impossible (or incredibly costly) unless they offer inference consumers models with established demand arriving at some least-cost router service where they can undercut the competition (if they actually can). And then dogfood the opportunistic provider side on their own Macs, but with a preference to putting third parties first in the queue. Everything else is just wishful thinking.