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by nwsm
2107 days ago
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> One could argue that we could have made much more ingenious use of, let's say, 1/100 of the memory and CPU we now have. The counter argument is that this is over-, premature, or unnecessary optimization. If we can put 2GB of memory in a computer for $20, why spend millions on R&D that will be rewritten to make it work on 128 MB? There is also an environmental argument for your point, but everything will always be a tradeoff to companies trying to build and sell devices quickly. |
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