Help, what is this number - US$87,967,679,887,258.36
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AWS: Inaccurate Estimated Billing Data – $1.7 billion
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#223hmm, if these estimates of Amazon profit for the next quarter are correct Bezos is set to become a trillionaire! Take that Musk!!
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#224Literal basic fucking math, Amazon. You don't need hours to recalculate billing. You need to go back to basic algebra. Anyone using Amazon and dealing with this should be moving away from their services because something this basic going wrong means the correct people are not at the helm of the ship.
>> Literal basic fucking math, Amazon
LLMs are notoriously bad at it...
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#225Is AWS in their "move fast and break things" era ?
Lumber along and smash stuff
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#226aws becoming first quadrillion dollars company
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#227It's a good job it was off by such a large amount, or I might have panicked instead of writing it off as a phishing attempt. I had an email saying my $7.50 budget had been exceeded with an actual cost of $3bn.
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#228This is just Anthropic reaching out to their customers for help with their AWS bill.
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#229My Budget is 10$.
The month forecasted cost associated with this budget is $182,278,249,263.06.
Even though I new they could not collect the whole amount, I wondered whether I was hacked. I closed the account, it was an old testing account anyways.
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#230The market *hates* this one weird trick to juice earnings