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By the way, there is caching (cache TTL is hort but during sessions it is active). E.g. Settings Status Config Usage Stats Session Total cost: $15.59 Total duration (API): 18m 3s T…

What is that, exactly?

Why was this flagged? The article is a serious attempt at observation and analysis.

That is interesting. $200/month for >$10k at API-pricing? That's way more than the 2.5x-12.5x the article observes.

Wait, what?

Yes, th enumber is based on subsidised subscriptions and he article makes that clear.

There are no revenue estimates in the article). Only as serious as possible estimates of cost per task.

The data is given and not made up. The data based on actual use and on analysis of public numbers.

The no-caching is explained in the linked conversation. The numbers are from actual use.

Short 3 minute excerpt of a talk on fundamental properties of IT as well as fundamental properties of humans that influence design decision making in complex (IT) landscapes. Only …

Why, if the author asks it to summarise a single webpage and gives the link should ChatGPT go out and load 5 more (one is the same page again, the others short overview pages, so w…

Definitely. Otherwise it would have required a lot more than a single blog post. It is an observation, not anything rigorous with a large number of examples, and decent statistics.…

Generative AI models 'memorise' some training data. This can be sought-after so we get reliable answers, but it is also a bad thing: training data leakage, plagiarism. The problem?…

I would consider this realistic service design, just as Meta’s Cicero (plays blitz Diplomacy) is smart design. It might work as a service. What the answer glances over is that even…

Bridges the gap between all the explanation of the internals of transformer architectures etc. and the (good/bad/imagined) uses. Suitable for non-technical people, but does explain…

Article using psychology research insights on the subject of convincing others, e.g. IT architects convincing management what the 'right thing to do' is

Because loans are generally a safer investment than stock (ownership) with more certain returns. And when you can get good returns from loans (high interest) stock gets relatively …