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Wrote a script to compare inference prices between us and the cheapest provider on @OpenRouter and we came in at 27% cheaper Note that our run did spend 8% less tokens tho

The lowest price endpoint for glm 5.1 is here $0.88/in $3.00/out Only at tokengo

I'm convinced people are adding typos to their marketing content so people know there's a human working on oit

you are still early to AI

It’s 3 AM in a region with surplus wind power. GPUs are idle; tokens are cheap. It’s 10 AM in a major tech hub; demand is peaking. We are building the Global Token Spot Market. We’re heading toward a world where "Inference Traders" arbitrage compute across time zones in real-time.

@CliftonSellers Cheapest token prices online. tokengo.com

You got 5 words Sell me your service

@askOkara tokengo.com

drop your website and i'll tell you which marketing channel to focus on first

@vatsal_sanghvi ugcpulse

suno ai doing $300m in ARR is it all organic? word of mouth? ads? turns out that they have a massive massive ugc play! ~ 107 accounts ~ 9400 videos ~ 540M views if you're not doing ugc at scale, you're ngmi! we know exactly whats working for them - their formats, the trends, the hooks want to know how? drop "ugcpulse" below and I'll share the report!

@_Suresh2 @ylecun @eladgil the steam engine was designed on canadian paper

@ylecun @eladgil llama 1 was trained on US compute, location of the research group is only half the story

People at major AI labs (using internal models) 3-4 months ahead of startup silicon valley engineers SV founders/eng 3-6 months ahead of NY NY founders/eng 6-12 months ahead of rest of world Most people have no idea how fast AI shifting as 1-2 years behind SOTA "The future is here, just not equally distributed" - Robert Heinlein

Residents living within a half-mile of new AI data centers are reporting dizziness, nausea, vertigo, and sleep disruption from sound they can't hear. The source is infrasound. Frequencies below 20 Hz sit beneath the floor of human hearing but not beneath human physiology. The body's vestibular system registers low-frequency vibration directly, triggering the same response as motion sickness. The cooling systems and gas turbines running these facilities 24/7 produce exactly this range. Noise ordinances were written for audible noise. Decibel measurements start at 20 Hz. Infrasound doesn't appear. A 200-megawatt data center with tens of thousands of tons of cooling equipment can run around the clock with zero measurable noise violation under any existing zoning law in the country. The developers know this. They're not randomly selecting sites. Rural jurisdictions get targeted because they lack the legal staff, the engineering expertise, and the regulatory framework to mount any challenge. These facilities require new transmission interconnects that take 5 to 10 years to process through utilities. Building behind-the-meter with gas turbines bypasses that queue. Speed to power, zero delay, zero grid dependency. Households who bought before the announcement have two options. Sell at a price no buyer will pay, or stay and live with symptoms their family doctor has no framework to diagnose as infrastructure-related. That cost never appears in a hyperscaler's earnings call. The regulation will catch up eventually. It always does. But the facilities will already be running. The permits will grandfather everything in place. The turbines don't stop when the legal framework finally notices them.

pretty sure some providers quietly downgrade under load, uptime stays the same but quality goes down. is there a way to have quality SLAs instead of uptime?

@quxiaoyin Me

Starting a community for one person company founders who can manage at least 10 agents now and can make agents work while they sleep. Only comment “me” if you can do that. We will quiz you.

@safizaq any change you could add chicago lol

This is the biggest lie that sf sells you. “Just move to sf. It will change your life.” In reality, most people who move here: - Get stuck grinding 24/7 at a startup - Are trapped inside the tech bubble - Burn out before they get to explore SF In typical SF fashion, I built a mini-app to help me solve this problem. I started compiling all the places I wanted to explore in the city: parks, rooftops, viewpoints and more. But exploring the city felt like work. It should feel effortless. So I made detours - an app that shows me all the cool things I want to see on my way to/from work. Now I’m going on microadventures every day, seeing all the things that make SF rent worth it.

Safari asking to be my default browser is like an ex wanting you back

@starryhe214 why is everyone drippy whats going on

Cherish the moment! Enrich life Even at the most intense era; with our Pika team

@audiencon thorbase.com boring MaaS platform in the front, traffic analysis and idle compute aggregation in the back for some of the most cost competitive tokens online.

drop your project i’m boosting builders tonight 👇

@sickdotdev hats for dogs.

I have a domain. Looking for ideas

new landing page, what do you think?

@droidbuilds i can pour water on myself without frying my brains

Tell me one thing you can do that Claude and ChatGPT genuinely can't

@FarazKhan724 100k followers for sure, you get to try and learn and improve with initial distribution settled

Solo founders, would you rather have: - 100k followers - 100 paying users