No intention to lock it down? Whatever that would mean? We ensure notebooks are totally portable for any other Jupyter install you want to move to.
This change is about laying the groundwork for increased transparency for your paid compute consumption, vs. the current model of kind of hiding that away.
Read it again. If they would change the compute amount they would have to tell you that’s how contracts work and no google is not dumb enough to do it behind your back………
Yeah, I was looking on Google Colab Github page.
There were some issues about "Hey! I got a Pro(+) account, and I'm keeping to be limited, but I don't know how I can check how much resources I still have" kind of messages.
I think this is one of the reasons Google is switching to this model.
No intention to lock it down? Whatever that would mean? We ensure notebooks are totally portable for any other Jupyter install you want to move to.
This change is about laying the groundwork for increased transparency for your paid compute consumption, vs. the current model of kind of hiding that away.