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<darrenldl> my development machine has only 8gb ram : v
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<darrenldl>
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<darrenldl> vaguely recall vscode taking a sizeable chunk out of it
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<cod1r> Same here. I only have 8 gbs and i have like 50+ tabs open on chrome
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<cod1r> Vscode would just take too much memory
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<Lewis Campbell> I remember vscode used to be usable on my machine with 4gb of ram and a spinning platter. an update changed it, so I bought sublime text because it was cheaper than a new PC. have a much faster one now, but still prefer ST
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<Patate> I like the "only 8gb" Only time I needed more than 4Gio was when I drew on a HUGE image (way above screen resolution) while streaming using discord. And even doing so, it took a long time for the undo history to get big enough for it to become a problem.
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<darrenldl> in its defense, its also an old laptop, 8 year now
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<darrenldl> interesting
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<Patate> 8 year old is not THAT old in my opinion
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<Patate> mine is older (named it Boromir, because it will fight till the end of the end, has a broken screen hinge, screen is scratched by keyboard when closed, but still works good as new xD)
<companion_cube>
at least, when you move your mouse, you get multiple custor arrows
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<darrenldl> 8gb is all good and dandy until one course requires you to run multiple vm : v
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<darrenldl> @Patate windows or linux?
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<Bluddy> Memory is cheap enough that I haven't used less than 16GB in a while.
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<darrenldl> i cant physically upgrade my laptop to reach 16gb : v
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<darrenldl> well maybe i can if i find a large laptop ddr3 memory
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<Bluddy> if you have an upgradeable laptop, the memory should hopefully be available. if your laptop's memory is soldered on... well, one should make sure to buy 16GB soldered on nowadays
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<darrenldl> 4gb is soldered on
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<darrenldl> but in any case, id hope the future trend is not treating memory as free candies at hotel lobby
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<cod1r> lmao
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<tron> Hi
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<tron> Ocaml
<d_bot>
<tron> Like Camel 😂
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<tron> Who the fuck still uses this shit
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<tron> 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
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<Bluddy> @tron Please follow the community rules or you will be banned.
<omni>
if anyone is interested, we tried to build for the riscv64 target on alpinelinux
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<dmbaturin>
Since when `opam upgrade` upgrades the _compiler_ within a single switch?
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<NULL> Since you [can] remove the fixed version invariant of the switch
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<Patate> Oof
<dmbaturin>
NULL: Ah, so it happens when there's no single invariant, and `opam init` creates default switches that way now?
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<Patate> Depends... Everyday use debian, and when no other choice (or when it is waaay simpler) Windows. Dual boot on this machine.
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<NULL> The invariant can now be `ocaml` (without version requirement) or even empty or anything really. I don't know/remember what the default is
<d_bot>
<NULL> ~~is~~ -> has become since the new invariants have been made possible
<dmbaturin>
I see, that explains.
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<darrenldl> i was gonna say id be inpressed if you manage with 4gb on windows as daily driver
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<rjbou> default is `ocaml >= 4.05`
<OCamlPro[m]>
<rjbou> `4.05.0`
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<Patate> I could... it works, but I just don't like it
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<darrenldl> after windows leaving you with, what, a few hundred mb of ran left : p ?
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<Patate> You are exagerating ^^ you have like 1Gio
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<mbacarella> I've seen it written that Rust has linear types, but I don't quite understand what that means. Is there an OCaml-centric explanation of linear types somewhere!
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<orbitz> It means you can only have one reference to a value
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