How to save $150k training an AI model

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drydenwilliams · 2d ago

Would love to hear your thoughts, especially if you've made region-level decisions for training infrastructure. I know it’s rare to find devs with hands-on experience here, but if you're one of them, your insights would be gold.

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How to save $150k training an AI model

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