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#11
yeah, these days, memory is cheap. i remember back when i came up with a compression algorithm that was better than gzip. it needed about 5MB. that was impractical back then. it would be no worry today. the first mainframe i used had 256kB of memory and did not do virtual.
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#12
8K for me (IBM1130).

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#13
Used an 1130 back in 1980. I liked is because it had keyboard entry (or more like teletypewriter input)
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#14
There are applications where data does not fit in memory today. That they're less common doesn't mean that they don't come up :)
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(Dec-14-2016, 06:41 PM)micseydel Wrote: There are applications where data does not fit in memory today. That they're less common doesn't mean that they don't come up  :)

yes they do happen, especially those that scale based on input data or user misconfiguration.
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