I think it speaks to the fact that this is a new industry and most people have no idea how to price the value of what they're selling yet
Absolutely agree
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I don't think Anthropic's $200/mo unlimited plan is evidence that free plans are a ticking time bomb
It's evidence that gen AI products is incompatible with unlimited plans. To be sustainable, it requires usage limits or usage based pricing
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But title aside, I found this post very useful for better understanding PG reads and writes (under the hood) and how to actually measure your workload
Curious if the tuning actions any different if you're using a non-vanilla storage engine like AWS Aurora or GCP AlloyDB or Neon?