← Back to context Comment by kennywinker 1 day ago Reducing the price by 100% means it’s free. I think you mean reducing the price by 50% 3 comments kennywinker Reply wg0 1 day ago What I mean is that price has been effectively halved.During off-peak hours, the unit price is reduced from $0.007 for input cache hits to $0.003, $0.22 for input cache misses to $0.15, and $0.12 for output to $0.6 riknos314 1 day ago Halved would be a 50% percent reduction.0.15/0.22 ≈ 0.68, meaning a roughly 32% reduction on inputs. The 50% reduction is only outputs and cached inputs. kakacik 1 day ago Sounds like 50% reduction to me. 100% reduction means price -> 0
wg0 1 day ago What I mean is that price has been effectively halved.During off-peak hours, the unit price is reduced from $0.007 for input cache hits to $0.003, $0.22 for input cache misses to $0.15, and $0.12 for output to $0.6 riknos314 1 day ago Halved would be a 50% percent reduction.0.15/0.22 ≈ 0.68, meaning a roughly 32% reduction on inputs. The 50% reduction is only outputs and cached inputs. kakacik 1 day ago Sounds like 50% reduction to me. 100% reduction means price -> 0
riknos314 1 day ago Halved would be a 50% percent reduction.0.15/0.22 ≈ 0.68, meaning a roughly 32% reduction on inputs. The 50% reduction is only outputs and cached inputs.
What I mean is that price has been effectively halved.
During off-peak hours, the unit price is reduced from $0.007 for input cache hits to $0.003, $0.22 for input cache misses to $0.15, and $0.12 for output to $0.6
Halved would be a 50% percent reduction.
0.15/0.22 ≈ 0.68, meaning a roughly 32% reduction on inputs. The 50% reduction is only outputs and cached inputs.
Sounds like 50% reduction to me. 100% reduction means price -> 0