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I wish this landing page had more explanation.

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In theory, you could set up a process to move data/filesystem between sessions into and out of s3.

Lazy question, does this solution itself cost anything?

I heard of a story had an issue with one of the drivers, if I remember right regarding audio, after letting LLM loose, making patches and recmpiling the kernel, it worked. They even shared the patch as a pull request or something which of course the person, mentioned that it was out of his depth so he won't be working on the feedback.

I thought this was a quite a success story, normally I wouldn't compile my own kernel, let alone making code changes. LLMs can be quite empowering! Of course, always keep a backup!

And vpc sharing is free. Cost and architecture are tied.

It's definitely interesting. Probably, one could also see how much of the context is unnecessary to optimise usage. I wonder if one could also detect whether cache was used.

How it does it monitor usage?

Don't give them the DROP permission and have them go through a (automated) process to elevate their privilege when they need it.

Autoscaling group with mix instance type spot strategy does that. You can even give weights to instance type, giving more performant/higher capacity higher weight and it can choose the cheapest one with the weight in mind.

They are in that market actually with major manufactures like BMW.

As long as they have their B2B deals, they are gonna be around.

Something that most commenters are missing is that TomTom's most revenue comes from B2B deals, which are mostly deals with automotive companies for car screens experience and also providing maps data for products like Bing Maps.