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I Have Won But At What Cost
AI AWS Backend Cloud
4 hours ago 66.1K views 0 shares
I Have Won But At What Cost
Your AI model just dominated the leaderboards, crushing GPT-5 and Claude into oblivion. Marketing is popping champagne, the dev team is celebrating... and then the CFO opens their email. That AWS bill just landed like a meteor strike on the company's bank account. Turns out training your LLM on 47 trillion tokens using every GPU cluster in three availability zones costs slightly more than a coffee run. The AI team is celebrating their technical masterpiece while the CFO is having a spiritual crisis, calculating how many decades of revenue it'll take to break even. Sure, you're #1 on the leaderboard, but at what cost? Literally. The answer is in six figures. Per day. Welcome to the AI gold rush where the real winner is Jeff Bezos.

The $50K Coding Catastrophe
Programming Devops Debugging Testing
8 months ago 167.4K views 0 shares
The $50K Coding Catastrophe
OH. MY. GOD. The absolute TRAGEDY of programming in a nutshell! 💸 Beginners stepping on that rake and BOOM - $50,252 mistake! Meanwhile, the "experts" are doing sick skateboard tricks and STILL managing to obliterate the budget in spectacular fashion! 💀 It's the universal truth of coding - whether you're a complete newbie or a seasoned pro doing kickflips with your keyboard, we're ALL just one semicolon away from financial catastrophe. The only difference? Experts make their expensive disasters look FABULOUS while doing it! ✨

EC2 Meet Your Competitor
Cloud Devops AWS Javascript Backend
9 months ago 318.0K views 0 shares
EC2 Meet Your Competitor
The cloud bill from hell has arrived! Someone's serverless function just went nuclear at 24166% of the monthly limit, casually adding $96,280 to the bill. That innocent little function you deployed Friday evening before heading to the bar? It's been partying harder than you did. Vercel just sent the kind of notification that makes DevOps engineers update their resumes at 3 AM. The best part? That cheerful reminder you'll continue being charged $40 per 100 GB hours, as if saying "Hope you enjoyed your accidental Ferrari purchase, would you like fries with that?" This is why we can't have nice things in the cloud. Free tier giveth, infinite scaling taketh away.