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Well this is not applicable to all scenarios/available hardware. We don't even know what the computation was and how powerful a machine he had access to But of
by 4gotunameagain 6y ago
Well this is not applicable to all scenarios/available hardware. We don't even know what the computation was and how powerful a machine he had access to
But of course I agree, if you can, you should
- molyss 6y agoIf you have enough ram to keep the current state of your computation, you probably have enough disk to push it to, several times over (for obvious reasons, you should never overwrite your latest snapshot with the most current data). If your computation was on a self-managed windows version, you definitely have enough disk.