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nlpnerd
10d ago
How real is this? That people are taking inference costs seriously enough to invent a new line item "AI COGS"?
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Understanding Inference and the Economics of Enterprise AI
(vistaequitypartners.com)
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The Shape and Feel of the Post-AI Data Stack
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Running a Software Factory Efficiently at Uber Scale
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Observational reconstruction, then the inverse problem
(seldon-ai.com)
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1mo ago
Except there are like a dozen Openrouter clones out there with nowhere near the same traction. Not as easy as people believe to build a successful startup. The team probably had the right experience and advantage from building OpenSEA.
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Beyond Demo Day: Sorting and Value Added in Startup Accelerators [pdf]
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The Agentic Awakening: The Three Part Playbook for the Agentic Transition
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1mo ago
Not because everybody from the old team left?
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1mo ago
"Where is the return on investment? The return is in the usefulness of AI." Wow.
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Jensen: "Nvidia AI Factory Compute Is Becoming an Investable Asset Class"
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1mo ago
What YT videos?
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1mo ago
TIL
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1mo ago
From a recent article in The Economist. It turns out that once again many of the jobs that people predicted would be eliminated by AI have instead received a boost, at least for now. This closely follows another recent report on how Indian
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The Philippines' big offshoring industry is growing despite AI
(economist.com)
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1mo ago
Fine line between articulating a vision well or marketing vs just lying.
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User awareness in frontier models: Who's asking shifts what models say
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Ask HN: Can trivial LLM calls be compiled into conventional data pipelines?
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1mo ago
This why those RL env startups are able to charge frontier labs so much for their work. LLMs still generalize poorly outside of self-verifiable tasks like coding and math. Labs have to compensate with post-training in RL env that embeds the
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Mozilla's Inaugural 'State of Open Source AI' Report Is Here
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Why 95%+ of Startups Get the Forward Deployed Engineer Role Wrong
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2mo ago
Very much agree that a lot of LLM calls today are redundant and could be decomposed into reasoning vs just parsing(regexes), ETL, etc
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Why compute might get 10x+ more expensive in coming years
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AI Bill as a Management Discipline
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2mo ago
That's a good point actually. I just recalled that Openrouter charges a premium of 5.5% on transactions. That's probably comparable or fat relative to the cut for payments processors like Stripe.
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Like what's the angle here, and what's the outlook for LLM routers like Openrouter to justify a 10B valuation? Somebody enlighten me.
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Stripe in talks to acquire OpenRouter in potential $10B deal, WSJ reports
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You don't need an LLM to cluster LLM traces
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The mad rush and overhiring didn't stop immediately after Covid. I know of cases where experienced software engineers were getting picked up by big tech with huge increments as late as end of 2023. My impression is that the current tre
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OP here, and I agree it's probably not AI directly and more of dealing with the post Covid overhiring, and CAPEX for AI investments. Enterprise adoption is definitely not happening as fast as the AI proponents (startups, frontier labs,
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