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People playing video games at home on their own personally owned devices instead of streaming them at great cost from a data center.
How much wasted RAM do you have in your home machine? Couldn't it be better used in Altman's datacenter?
Won't you think of the poor data centers?
I downloaded the wikipedia max dump and I just load random pages of that into RAM. That way the ram is always in use.
If you use linux, your RAM is never unallocated. Once it's done with something it just leaves it there until it needs to use the space and then it just overwrites it as necessary. Instead of immediately dumping the memory every time it closes a process.
"Unused RAM is wasted RAM" is part of the design philosophy. Altman must have heard that and not understood it.
Vibeo gane
openly weeps for data centers
The unused RAM did it.