#Oh I don t know possibly Definitely

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misty jackal
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the numbers seem crazier the more I look into it

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open AI's computer is WAY ahead of things like Andromeda, which is 30+ million and takes 16 racks

alpine fiber
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Man imagine how much heat those rack put off, jeez

misty jackal
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the electricity bill goes crazy

alpine fiber
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I know right? Must be thousands of dollars to run them

misty jackal
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if they are charging over 1 cent per 500 words of davinci, the variable costs of everything are ludicrous

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IIRC projected estimates for open Ai is 3 million per month rn

alpine fiber
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wow

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that's just incredible, they must be making bank

misty jackal
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wait they charge based on input and output

misty jackal
alpine fiber
misty jackal
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they are silicon valley burn money but on steroids

alpine fiber
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They are trying to gain a market share before others hope on

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Especially since open source models come about really quickly after private ones

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Just look at Stable Diffusion

misty jackal
alpine fiber
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True, those machines and training times aren't cheap

misty jackal
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  • they are probably aiming to be aquired
alpine fiber
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But I guess it's the fastest way to make money with these things for the execs

misty jackal
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its just a startup mentality

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bc FFANG and the like can afford to eat losses in a way that a smaller entity cant

alpine fiber
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True

misty jackal
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at some point individual investors don't want to keep the ship afloat

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something like openAI isnt really their own business

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they are a tool for other ones

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like googles search engine is a whole company with subdivisions

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but openAI is more of one of those subdivisons

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its not a parent product, its a child prodcut

misty jackal
alpine fiber
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We didn't really even handle the NFT stuff, just did everything in Blender really

misty jackal
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or some company that does the full stack

alpine fiber
misty jackal
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altho nfts arent doing too hot rn

alpine fiber
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but I wanted to automate the whole thing so someone could just upload a Blender file and not have to worry about the hassle

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Yeah we slowed down development of the site as the market turned red, didn't want to sink to many resources and time into it if the demand wasn't there. If the market turns around we will come back to it

misty jackal
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idk NFTs in the crypo bro sense are probably dead imo

alpine fiber
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We gained a lot of experience with Blender and software development during the NFT hype, which we plan on using in other areas of tech now

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Yeah I can see that

misty jackal
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like it fails to provide a benifit

alpine fiber
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I think the tech is interesting and has some applications, but definitely not the crypto bro stuff it used to be

misty jackal
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it definitely has a use

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it turns digital files into property

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but it was ruined by the demographic that used it

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but nfts for certificates and other things could be an interesting prospect

alpine fiber
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Arweave and Filecoin are some real solutions, NFTs could be used to verify art among other things, if they are done in a responsible way. But it needs to be done in a way that prevents scams and fraud. There needs to be a major change in the way these projects are built that prevents catastrophes like FTX and other rugpulls

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I was never really a crypto bro, or into that cult, I really just liked pushing GPUs to their limit and seeing what I could make computers do

misty jackal
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I see the future for backend

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but not the frontend

misty jackal
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and be able to get off when its crashing

alpine fiber
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Definitely, it's a bit to complex I feel to make it a public thing

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I see the argument for privacy and the ability to keep funds secure from banks in emergencies. But other than fringe stuff, it hasn't yet proven itself in a way that will enable mass adoption. One day it might, I hope to be proven wrong, but as of now it's got a long way to go

misty jackal
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idk time will tell

alpine fiber
jade yew
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wat