[drudolph914]

I feel like this comment is just engagement farming, but I'll bite anyways

there is a larger appetite for something like open source AI mostly b/c of price. we all know these labs have not figured out their pricing model, and we're all holding our breath out of fear of what the prices could be.

also, if you consider that the only toll to knowledge work before was personal time, and now you need to pay $100s month just to keep up with the baseline speed. it makes sense people are looking for something that gets them back to a workflow where the price to do work is near $0.00.

I think for a smaller group though, it's more to do with a certain combination of principles. Some people don't want censorship, other's want ownership, some want the knowledge of working on LLMs to not be gate kept.

[dominotw]

ppl buy iphones over cheap android phones . android phones can do everything that an iphone does ( and better)

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Which cheap (or expensive) phone does better log/raw video than iPhone 17 pro max?

[mxschumacher]

there's still some lock-in here: data storage (iCloud), the broader Apple ecosystem, certain apps, user habits (I'm a lifelong Android user and am having trouble using other people's iPhones)