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r/pcmasterrace • u/Bobert25467 • Mar 27 '26
https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/03/google-says-new-turboquant-compression-can-lower-ai-memory-usage-without-sacrificing-quality/
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The in-tab usage is largely the fault of the website creators who produce bloated code. (I mean I am also guilty of that as a web dev).
2 u/the_king_of_sweden Mar 27 '26 Well, writing Javascript is synonymous with writing bloat to begin with so 4 u/CheesecakeAndy Mar 27 '26 Well, the thing about JS is that you always ship all libraries that you use over the wire to the users on every request, basically. This makes it extra bloaty. 1 u/The-Real-Darklander Mar 28 '26 Pls fix 1 u/rdri Steam ID Here Mar 27 '26 Well now website creators can produce bloated code cheaper and faster, thanks to Google! Surely we are getting somewhere...
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Well, writing Javascript is synonymous with writing bloat to begin with so
4 u/CheesecakeAndy Mar 27 '26 Well, the thing about JS is that you always ship all libraries that you use over the wire to the users on every request, basically. This makes it extra bloaty. 1 u/The-Real-Darklander Mar 28 '26 Pls fix
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Well, the thing about JS is that you always ship all libraries that you use over the wire to the users on every request, basically. This makes it extra bloaty.
1 u/The-Real-Darklander Mar 28 '26 Pls fix
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Pls fix
Well now website creators can produce bloated code cheaper and faster, thanks to Google! Surely we are getting somewhere...
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u/CheesecakeAndy Mar 27 '26
The in-tab usage is largely the fault of the website creators who produce bloated code. (I mean I am also guilty of that as a web dev).