[cachius]

Serverless means spinning compute resources up on demand in the cloud vs. running a server permanently.

[dsr_]

~99.995% of the computing resources used on this are from somebody else's servers, running the LLM model.

[locknitpicker]

> Serverless means spinning compute resources up on demand in the cloud vs. running a server permanently.

Not quite. Serverless means you can run a server permanently, but you need pay someone else to manage the infrastructure for you.

[Stefan-H]

You might be conflating "cloud" with serverless. Serverless is where developers can focus on code, with little care of the infrastructure it runs on, and is pay-as-you-go.

[turtlebits]

Close. It means there's no persistent infra charges and you're charged on use. You dont run anything permanently.

[jwiz]

Depends if you mean "server" as in piece of metal (or vm), or as in "a daemon"