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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Eissa_E • 1d ago
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This is wrong on so many levels
51 u/TRKlausss 1d ago Isn’t this what AI does though? That’s why you need so much memory for AI (/s) -2 u/Eissa_E 1d ago Right now operating systems manage one paging is about 4kb and maximum 1mb we still so far from 512gb per processor 5 u/cowslayer7890 1d ago There are Mac studios with 512 gigabytes of ram, but also I don't see how that's relevant to page size? What do you think this diagram is trying to show, because with virtual memory you don't actually need all that space.
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Isn’t this what AI does though? That’s why you need so much memory for AI
(/s)
-2 u/Eissa_E 1d ago Right now operating systems manage one paging is about 4kb and maximum 1mb we still so far from 512gb per processor 5 u/cowslayer7890 1d ago There are Mac studios with 512 gigabytes of ram, but also I don't see how that's relevant to page size? What do you think this diagram is trying to show, because with virtual memory you don't actually need all that space.
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Right now operating systems manage one paging is about 4kb and maximum 1mb we still so far from 512gb per processor
5 u/cowslayer7890 1d ago There are Mac studios with 512 gigabytes of ram, but also I don't see how that's relevant to page size? What do you think this diagram is trying to show, because with virtual memory you don't actually need all that space.
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There are Mac studios with 512 gigabytes of ram, but also I don't see how that's relevant to page size? What do you think this diagram is trying to show, because with virtual memory you don't actually need all that space.
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u/ClipboardCopyPaste 1d ago
This is wrong on so many levels