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Presumably they want to lose existing subscribers because it’s way too expensive to keep them at $20.
by techblueberry 6mo ago
Presumably they want to lose existing subscribers because it’s way too expensive to keep them at $20.
- Esophagus4 6mo agoIs it? I’m curious because I thought they were raising prices to pay for exorbitant training costs, not because subscribers are expensive on a unit basis. I thought inference was cheap so there was little marginal cost of a new subscriber.
- dodobirdlord 6mo agoThis was more or less true until everyone and their dog started running agents in a 24/7 busyloop as a bit.
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- adastra22 6mo agoYou’re not doing that on a $20/mo plan.