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NitpickLawyer
49 days ago
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The unbearable cheapness of open weight models
No one is getting fired for using SotA.
spwa4
48 days ago
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If the price difference is 2x? Sure.
If the price difference is 50x? No way.
RobotToaster
48 days ago
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Tell that to Oracle
watwut
48 days ago
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Accenture says "yeah totally CEOs will pay a lot for literal nothing"
brainwad
48 days ago
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So long as the benefit:cost ratio is still sufficiently high, I don't think anyone gets fired for not scrimping. Better to encourage positive EV behaviour by your employees than to scare them away by firing them for not being perfectly optimal.
ThunderSizzle
48 days ago
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The CEO won't get in trouble, but the employee who can't justify a bad result/prompt?
dualvariable
48 days ago
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Laughs in 2005-era VMWare and EMC...
saltcured
48 days ago
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Well, getting laid off during the bankruptcy spiral is a form of firing.
But that is months away, so
not my problem
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