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I have 256GB of ram in my desktop. This is just laptopcels posting their L's.

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I load my entire 2TB drive into RAM every time my computer boots. When you're a speedy hackster like me, SSD's can't keep up. The 2 millisecond delay reading files from disk costs me the equivalent productivity of 3.2 man hours of a normal person's time. When I am waiting for vi to load from a hard disk, I can physically feel my hair growing longer

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I can see it is very hard for people to imagine that applications exist beyond basic word processing and bideo games. The spectrum of users here seem to range from neets all the way up to admin assistants. It is much easier and much faster to do any kind of data analytics if can fit the data in memory. In the last couple of years, polars and duckdb have made this a lot better, but its stll way better to be in memory. With pandas or R, its especially important.

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When you grow up and get tired of playing with pythons and pandas, you can join the adults by investing in a real analysis machine. In my world, we inspect packets at the individual electron level to get the jump on low-tech chumps like you.

I don't have time for low-energy nerds. Stay in the slow lane and out of my way

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Thanks for the tip Brent.

https://media.giphy.com/media/GI5lkXChv0VB0z1glJ/giphy.webp

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I'm always happy to give tips to promising youngsters. Hope my tough love style didn't get under your skin too much

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wtf do you need that much ram for

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data analysis and trading simulations.

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Imagine having enough RAM to run an entire small business' IT infrastructure and using it to not beat the S&P500

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First sign you dont know anything is you think 'beating the s&p 500' is what people with billions of dollar to invest care about.

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Post returns

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:#marseydeadcatbounce:

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:mjlol:

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I dont trade for myself and returns are only part of the story. Let me just give everyone a pro tip: if you read something in the press about trading and it talks only takes about returns but not risk, correlation to othet assets or drawdown profile, you are reading the words of an r-slur.

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Just get an AWS subscription and use spark at that point, shit

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No offense bro, but this is bad advise. This entire system, with 18 cores, 256 GB or ram, 4TB of NVME and a high end (at the time) GPU was under 5K. If would be even cheaper if you build it yourself. You will never replicate this performance for this price on AWS and spark is bad for any kind of exploratory analysis. Too slow to distribute and collect. Throw on a decent NAS with at least 2.5GB ports and some 10+TB disks and you will to sleep anyone who reaches for AWS for this kind of setup. Cloud can get you to the next level of scale, but most people don't actually need it and reach for it way too early.

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Jokes on you, I have a foolproof way to get better trading returns at a lower price point than either a homelab or public cloud (I'm running for Congress)

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I have a server setup with the RAM and processor you're describing, but it's commercial server hardware and cost me $3500. I am absolutely not using it as a desktop computer. My gaming PC cost well under half of that. Are you sure you're not 100% full of shit?

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The high end GPU probably made the difference

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You may be right about cloud compute for price, my compute is all paid for so I've never actually budgeted it out. spark is only slow (even for eda) if you don't know how to use it or youre data is pretty small. Seems like a pain to get that shit together compared to just using a tool meant for dealing with it

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Right tool for the right job. Most trading applications arent big data. Its small to medium and very heterogeneous. There are cases where i would still want to run on the cloud because i need access to many more cores or gpus, which is generally at model fitting time.

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Not op but I have the same because I do a lot of high end computer simulations and they need a boat load of ram.

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What for? Ramdisk? What's on it?

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:wow: how'd you manage that? I don't know computer hardware well but I imagine that must take up tons of space.

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I imagine the ram sticks are basically all the same size. He just spent a lot of money and slotted them in? Are you fricking r-slurred? Do you think that powerful processors take more space in the case than weaker ones? Are you too stupid to remember how to breathe? Keep yourself safe.

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>Are you fricking r-slurred?

Yes.

>Do you think that powerful processors take more space in the case than weaker ones?

Yes.

>Are you too stupid to remember how to breathe?

Yes.

>Keep yourself safe.

:marseyletsfuckinggo2: I AM NOT AFRAID TO KEEP ON LIVING

I AM NOT AFRAID TO WALK THIS WORLD ALONE :marseywindmill:

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:#gigachad2talking:

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its simple really. more memory takes up more space :tayscrunch:

how do you not get it?

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I don't remember.

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RETVRN TO VACCUM TUBES


Give me your money and I'll annoy people with it :space: https://i.rdrama.net/images/16965516366194396.webp

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Best comment :marseysoypointdubz: I've seen on this site in years

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Its just 4 slots of RAM at 64 GB each.

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It's "just" that if you're deciding on your setup using only a calculator, but here in reality, there is nothing you can buy to throw in your PC that will support 256 GB.

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https://media.giphy.com/media/hPPx8yk3Bmqys/giphy.webp

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Big dimms. I didnt build it, got it from a hedt builder.

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No you don't you liar. There isn't a single consumer motherboard on the market that supports that.

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This neighbor ain't never heard of a threadripper workstation. Shit supports 2TB ram for about 1000 dollars.

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https://media.giphy.com/media/3oz8xLd9DJq2l2VFtu/giphy.webp

X299-pro. I didnt realize this post would blast so many bussys with jealousy.

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won't stop Apple, Intel and AMD from integrating memory directly on the CPU

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The future is ARM SoC b-word

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When have you ever needed to upgrade RAM in the last 5+ yrs? The defaults today are always more than enough for the full lifespan of laptops.

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I did so about 3 months ago

>laptops

oh, right those guys

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literally ever pc I've owned I'd had to upgrade the ram. All of them.

laptops

are for women and children

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Quiet grandpa

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Right now because I was fricking stupid and got 32gb from the recommendations of people who think AMD is fine. God I'm so fricking dumb.

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I have 2x, both times bumping from 16 to 32GB for blender and running memory-heavy workloads in parallel PATRICE

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a gpu is basically its own computer. power handling, central processing, ram, everything done on board

it talks to the 'other' computer thru pcie, does its own thing, and outputs thru displayport or whatevs

we don't complain that gpu ram is soldered on and cards are upsold

gpus should've been a second socketed chip either sharing system ram or with its own bank of upgradable dimms

but cards are more profitable

you can charge thousands for enterprise cards cuz they're the only thing with decent ram (not to mention all the other features merely locked behind software)

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>we don't complain that gpu ram is soldered on and cards are upsold

I do

I want to be able to upgrade GPU RAM

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Remember what they took from you

https://i.rdrama.net/images/17058965157393084.webp

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Upgradeable VRAM would be nice, but the throughput needed isn't compatible with off-board memory.

Total NVIDIA death however.

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Soldering ram to the motherboard might actually justify the insane number of SKUs in the mobo category

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we don't complain that gpu ram is soldered on and cards are upsold

I do! I do it a lot! I'm actually use a 4gb card that was upgrade to 8gb and looking into selling it so I can buy a 16gb version. I <3 chinse and their franken-gpus

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Soldered is more reliable and faster

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how many rams do i need to play fortnite

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At least two dedicated wams

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>laptop

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Proceduralcels would rather cuck themselves into this unscalable spaghetti architecture before writing multithreaded code

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