grttq

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by grttq 4mo ago
Lets go one step further. The economics of airlines are such that they generally earn a return on capital less than cost of capital. I think this is exactly where we are heading and OAI-Anthropic are the concordes.
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by grttq 4mo ago
To me the question is, can the frontier labs make the variance of output lower + make the output of higher quality to justify their prices? If not lower priced chinese offerings will be better as its cheaper per token - giving you more atte
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by grttq 4mo ago
Technological obsolesence is a bitch eh.
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by grttq 4mo ago
No this is not what matters. The customers of these tokens need to see returns on their projects that exceed the cost of financing. Laying people off only goes so far. If enough said firms don’t see enough value given the price of frontiers
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by grttq 4mo ago
If they’ve entered into contractual agreements then actually it is debt.
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by grttq 4mo ago
Lmao you won’t admit it will you? You financially benefit from stuff like agents. Of course you will be the last to admit publicly when things aren’t quite heading in the right direction. The gap between hype and reality is ever increasing.
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by grttq 4mo ago
Do you know what economic trade offs are? Both implicit and explicit..?
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by grttq 4mo ago
Correct the cost is part of the economics. Thats why most here shouldn’t engage in the discussion - they parrot on about benefits without identifying and articulating the costs and moreover how it affects the firms financial position.
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by grttq 4mo ago
Correct. That’s exactly right. The move to buy up ram is straight out of a industrial organisation textbook.
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by grttq 4mo ago
Swear people like you were hyping the frontier labs so hard not long ago. Funny to see the change of tone - a lesson for people not to get too ahead of themselves.