Sounds more like the applications require some serious optimizations to me…

You know the cool thing with RAM is that it’s modular and scalable…

So you can get a single 8GB or 16GB module for a few bucks to cover your basic needs and get another one or upgrade when the pricing situation improves.

Uhm what exactly do you need 128GB for? xD

Nice article but the numbers are a lot lower here in the EU.

While there is some pricing increase it’s currently more around 50% and not 100%.

The selected kit is also extremely expensive (350€ was ~300€) - similar kits are available for a lot less (270€ was ~180€) - so I doubt that anyone was buying it in the first place.

I also think it’s not completely AI related but more likely that this is another RAM price fixing scandal happening right now. Pretty much the same that we see today happend in 2017-2018.

like Veritasium

50-25:1 lol

reddit likes aren’t a real number

Oh weird, what exactly was my comment about? Oh yeah, that these numbers are not real dingus

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Just looked at the first 3 videos I got and the ratio is pretty much 50-100views/upvote lol

Hmm I see.

I did some further research because I didn’t know any CPU that looks like that and this is probably an Intel Core2Duo processor from before 2009 lol

Okay let’s compare this to other platforms like YT for a second, where videos usually have a 10-100 views : 1 upvote ratio.

Reddit should have similar numbers, but this post has a 700 views/upvote ratio. This way too high and smells extremly fishy.

Hey great job at posting the same spam picture in 4 coms, just like 400 more and you would have posted it in everywhere.

> See article preview image
> AI crap CPU
> Leaves immediately

8k views 12 upvotes

Those metrics are definetly not real.

Oil

Not sure if you are have read the AWS incident but the DNS records for the DynamoDB endpoint got ONLY accidentally removed in us-east-1 and not on the entire world.

All other regions worked perfectly fine.

1. We don’t have a SLA because SLAs are worthless pinky promises
2. 10-200 people

Just read through the bluesky thread and it’s obvious that she’s a CEO and has no idea how to code or design infrastructure

It’s leasing access to a whole sprawling, capital-intensive, technically-capable system that must be just as available in Cairo as in Capetown, just as functional in Bangkok as Berlin.

Yeah then why was Signal completely down when a single datacenter (us-east-1) fails and all others are working perfectly?

Did it ever come to your brilliant mind that your system design might be the problem?

Jump over your shadow, say that you screwed up and tell the people that you are no longer going to rely on a single S3 bucket in us-east-1 and stop your fingerpointing.

But you don’t even manage to host a proper working status page or technically explain your outages, so guess this train is long gone…

And your source?

I’m running and am part of a Matrix server for years and experienced near zero problems with them so far.

No, there isn’t. If you of course design your infrastructure correctly…

Did you read the subtitle? xD