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Someone trained a decision model for $104. The price isn't the interesting part — it's that it refuses to write text.

Quick question about your pipeline: how many of your "LLM calls" actually need the model to write anything? Be honest. A lot of them are secretly classification wearing a chat costume: "Is this ticket about billing, bug, or feature?" "Should this action be allowed or escalated?" "Is this review fak…

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  1. 2026-09-28 18:29 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
    Someone trained a decision model for $104. The price isn't the interesting part — it's that it refuses to write text.

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