They must have done the math to show even if you peg Kimi K3 generating 24 hours a day for an entire month it doesn’t exceed 10k in opex? Very interesting.
That or Backblaze business model where they are betting that most costumers won't utilize more than their profitability ceiling
I believe it is the former though
Imagine a kebab shop with a fixed capacity of producing one kebab per day with $1 COGS. They sell a package for "unlimited kebab" to exactly one person for $8 per week
At worst they will be gaining $1, the profit is when their singular costumer doesn't feel like eating kebab that day
Quoting Linus (the plane guy, not Torvalds) that's just a simple girl math but you got the gist
How does unlimited context work. I thought the neurons are hard-linked to the context, so you need to retrain the models to make “infinite context”?
The main page says "no limits" everywhere but once you schedule a meeting it mentions speed "500+ tk/s". Is that per user or per $10k team account?
They must have done the math to show even if you peg Kimi K3 generating 24 hours a day for an entire month it doesn’t exceed 10k in opex? Very interesting.
That or Backblaze business model where they are betting that most costumers won't utilize more than their profitability ceiling
I believe it is the former though
Imagine a kebab shop with a fixed capacity of producing one kebab per day with $1 COGS. They sell a package for "unlimited kebab" to exactly one person for $8 per week
At worst they will be gaining $1, the profit is when their singular costumer doesn't feel like eating kebab that day
Quoting Linus (the plane guy, not Torvalds) that's just a simple girl math but you got the gist
Could we organize a group buy and then share those unlimited tokens?
technically yes, how many on your team? Let's connect, would love to learn more about your use cases. You can book a time on the website.
"Unlimited context · Unlimited tokens" - yeah, right
If you think it's BS, book a time in our calendar and let's talk.
ai slop landing page, $5,000 initial buy-in cost, sells something good to be true
hard pass
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