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Sam Altman is upset at you for hoarding RAM in your own computer

Source Engadget 科技1d ago
Summary

Sam Altman, in an interview, said it's 'terrible' for people to have 'a bunch of the world's limited supply of DRAM' that they barely use.

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English
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