New computers don't speed up old code (YouTube)

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timonoko · 3h ago

There are certain points, when you just have to have newer computer.

  1982 -- Cant Play MS Flight Simulator
  1992 -- Cant play MP3
  2002 -- Cant play DivX
  2012 -- Cant play Counter Strike
  2022 -- Cant Play CS2

Very Strange Pattern.

I predict that in 2032 you need better computer for your personal AI to be fully capable, compatible and independent.

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New computers don't speed up old code (YouTube)

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