@DrunkDividends Spectacular leap from correlation to causation there dude.
Google Trends doesn't measure general online activity, but relative Google search interest. Russian bot traffic is reportedly alive and well.
@mage_ofaquarius That's a rather spectacular leap from correlation to causation there.
Also, Google Trends doesn't measure general online activity, but relative Google search interest.
And Russian bot traffic is reportedly alive and well.
Just saying. :)
@thsottiaux Can I have my original weekly usage back instead? Since you seem to be low on compute, why don't you kill off your dots or blobs or whatever you call them, so we can have more to create with?´
@samhenrigold After an embarrassingly serious investigation, I still haven’t found evidence that the Third Reich specifically prohibited eating your passport.
@Zyeine_Art They don't need to explain it differently. We heard them the first time. They're doubling the effective price of compute and framing it as a win and telling us we should be thankful. Not an awesome move.
@OpenAI More work with an increasing level of quality while slicing our usage in half. Half. You’re essentially doubling the effective price of compute and framing it as a win? Not feeling the awesomeness here.
@kimmonismus They doubled the effective price of compute. A one-time $2,500 credit doesn’t undo a permanent 50% cut in recurring usage. Comparing the credits nominal API value to 12.5 months of subscription fees is apples to oranges.