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[–] 5 points 1 day ago

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.

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