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I just did exactly that. I had an old i7 with 64GB of DDR4 that I bought when it was cheap. DDR5 was so expensive I just bought an AM4 and moved the RAM over.
by jonhohle 2mo ago
I just did exactly that. I had an old i7 with 64GB of DDR4 that I bought when it was cheap. DDR5 was so expensive I just bought an AM4 and moved the RAM over.
My MacBook is showing its age, though. Hearing that 2027 wont be any better makes me hopeful all the vibe coders can ask for memory efficient implementations to stretch existing hardware a little further.
- zenoprax 2mo ago> Hearing that 2027 wont be any better makes me hopeful all the vibe coders can ask for memory efficient implementations to stretch existing hardware a little further. I've been thinking about this too. After being forced to work off a laptop with 6GB of RAM for a few weeks it made me appreciate my 32GB at home where I run Electron apps with abandon. It still seems crazy to me that we've normalized running an entire browser for a single program just because the UI frameworks are too hard/unfamiliar to the majority of programmers.
- andrekandre 2mo ago> just because the UI frameworks are too hard/unfamiliar i'm not sure if thats the biggest issue. working at a few large companies that had to support multiple platforms, the management was always looking for ways to deduplicate work with things like flutter, kmp etc; they just want one codebase to manage and qa because 2 or more gets to be hard for them to handle (hiring is also easier) i take it even with ai companies will still do this, whith exhibit a being the electron-based codex app from openai...