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Yeah the more I think about it the odder it is. Real-time metered electricity is the main industrial input, & real-time streaming tokens are the main output, so why is token billing fixed & not some real-time markup to electricity costs?

Yeah the more I think about it the odder it is. Real-time metered electricity is the main industrial input, & real-time streaming tokens are the main output, so why is token billing fixed & not some real-time markup to electricity costs?

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Jon Stokes
Wed Nov 12 15:38:06
The related mystery is that all the providers are guilty of this. They all play these games with model IQ instead of doing dynamic, electricity-grid-style metering where you pay more during peak load. None them break from the pack here. So there's something big I'm missing.

The related mystery is that all the providers are guilty of this. They all play these games with model IQ instead of doing dynamic, electricity-grid-style metering where you pay more during peak load. None them break from the pack here. So there's something big I'm missing.

Yeah the more I think about it the odder it is. Real-time metered electricity is the main industrial input, & real-time streaming tokens are the main output, so why is token billing fixed & not some real-time markup to electricity costs?

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Jon Stokes
Wed Nov 12 14:58:06
Honestly, I don't understand this either. This actually frustrates me, because I'd rather see them raise prices during peak hours than quantize the models down & drive model IQ to the floor when I need it most. Just meter it better, right? Can anyone shed light on this?

Honestly, I don't understand this either. This actually frustrates me, because I'd rather see them raise prices during peak hours than quantize the models down & drive model IQ to the floor when I need it most. Just meter it better, right? Can anyone shed light on this?

Why is my startup having to compete for GPU cycles with vibe-coding solo hobbyists and kids doing homework and so on? Can we not use price discrimination to tier the market a bit more? What is the rationale for not doing this?

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Jon Stokes
Wed Nov 12 14:53:09
RT @raizamrtn: If you're 13 right now here's what you should do: Spend all your time reading philosophy, sci fi, poetry, and history. Go t…

RT @raizamrtn: If you're 13 right now here's what you should do: Spend all your time reading philosophy, sci fi, poetry, and history. Go t…

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Jon Stokes
Wed Nov 12 04:05:10
Addendum: It really is all just hacks & one cool tricks for the dopamine pellet enjoyers.

Addendum: It really is all just hacks & one cool tricks for the dopamine pellet enjoyers.

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Jon Stokes
Tue Nov 11 19:07:36
You're not allowed to have values. Only D&D rules that some nerd can lawyer you about when it suits them. Them's the rules.

You're not allowed to have values. Only D&D rules that some nerd can lawyer you about when it suits them. Them's the rules.

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Jon Stokes
Tue Nov 11 19:05:18
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