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Sounds like you need to spend some time optimising your build. Faster hardware just makes developers lazy. I'm still on an M1 and it's fine, although I do have
by dontdoxxme 1y ago
Sounds like you need to spend some time optimising your build. Faster hardware just makes developers lazy. I'm still on an M1 and it's fine, although I do have 32GB.
- dangus 1y agoTo be fair, for all you know they’re building something pretty crazy that justifies high resource consumption. Faster hardware doesn’t exclusively make developers lazy, it also opens up capability.
- steve_adams_86 1y agoThat's the thing. It's not a trivial project. I've already put a lot of time into optimizations and the returns are diminishing now.
- dangus 1y agoIn the age of AI it seems wild to blame developers for being “lazy” and needing more resources. Like, if I were buying a new workstation right now, I’d want to be shelling out $2000 so that I could get something like a Ryzen AI 395+ with 128GB of fast RAM for local AI, or an equivalent Mac Studio. That’s definitely not because I’m “lazy,” it’s because I can’t run a decent model on a raspberry pi
- mrheosuper 1y agoCould you clarify more, AFAIK there is no M1 with 32gb ram machine.
- flkenosad 1y agoM1 Pro
- mrheosuper 1y agoWell it's quite different from the M1. Please don't mix it. It like saying i3 and i7 is the same if they are on the same generation.
- astrange 1y agoIt's not that different. It has more cores but they're the same cores.
- mrheosuper 1y agoAnd higher power limit, exactly like i3 and i5 and i7. Same core architecture, just different in clock, power and core count.
- saagarjha 1y agoI think they have the same microarchitecture but are slightly different (in, like, the number of address bits)