I hear you. I would say that this work is tantamount to what would normally be a giant NSF grant.
Depending on your institution, this is precisely why we (and other providers) give out credits though. Similar to Intel/NVIDIA/Dell donating hardware historically, we understand we need to help support academia.
Yes, thank you for that by the way, did not want to diminish your efforts. Just wanted to point out that papers are often misleading about how many resources are needed to get to the point of running the result. I have received significant amounts of money from Google, full disclosure.
That's so awesome. Thanks for the exchange you two had. I love seeing the technology permeate through it's different causeways to become a useful and tangible product for more and more people. It's a thing of beauty to watch unfold each and every time, to me.
Depending on your institution, this is precisely why we (and other providers) give out credits though. Similar to Intel/NVIDIA/Dell donating hardware historically, we understand we need to help support academia.