this counts towards ARR right? would be stupid not to
AWS: Inaccurate Estimated Billing Data – $1.7 billion
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#52Help, what is this number - US$87,967,679,887,258.36
That's 87 trillion, 967 billion, 679 million, and so on.
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#53Re: AWS: Inaccurate Estimated Billing Data – $1.7 billion
#54Cloud pricing has gotten ridiculous. Host your own people. Host your own.
The old hypsters have to subsidize the new hypsters.
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#55Hope they’re using 64 bits to store these prices
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#56Pff rookie numbers, mine was 375 billion.
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#57Wow, those price increases due to the RAM and storage shortages AI caused are brutal.
Most likely they also forgot to include "make no mistakes" instructions to their in-house LLM that deploys to production.
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#58I once got a credit card statement that said estimated time to repay ....... more than 100,000 years. It was discouraging but I did pay it off. And sooner than estimated.
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#59Amazon, the first quadrillion-dollar company.
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#60Hope they’re using 64 bits to store these prices
float will have to do it.