Cutting Inference Costs 70%: Every Change, Measured
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Our LLM feature worked. That was the problem. It worked well enough that usage kept growing, nobody wanted to turn it off, and the inference bill quietly became an engineering problem of its own. The first reaction was predictable: Should we switch to a cheaper model? We eventually did use smaller…
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Cutting Inference Costs 70%: Every Change, Measured
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