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Well this brings back initiative to stop throwing RAM at the problem and start optimising the code. Would like to see what smart people can do when there are mo
by vincnetas 7mo ago
Well this brings back initiative to stop throwing RAM at the problem and start optimising the code. Would like to see what smart people can do when there are money saved from buying more RAM.
- dehrmann 7mo agoFor some uses right now, this makes sense, but it has to be at scale. If you're working on something that will ship in two years and is used by end users, it might not be worth the effort since production will catch up.
- reliabilityguy 7mo ago> it might not be worth the effort since production will catch up. Sounds unlikely. Unless RAM use would impact financial metrics, it would be hard to justify the work on memory footprint if customer doesn’t complain a lot.