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In compression contests you count the size of both the compressed data (DNA) and the decompressor binary (egg cell).

We don't know how much data is required to fully describe a living cell, but it's not just the DNA since you can't turn that into a cell without using an existing cell

In an airplane at least all the alarms are integrated, but in a hospital room you'll have 15 devices from 7 manufacturers spanning 5 generations.

Big Weather does provide the data for "free" to the weather widgets on millions of phones and computers.

So they do provide a public service, even if maybe they get too much money from it.

No, half of new code has at least one character AI generated, something like that.

Your on a desktop.

In a server environment you don't have the luxury of running your 4 GB needing app on a 128 GB machine - that means you have overprovissioned and are paying a stupid tax.

A modern server aims to run as close as possible to 100% CPU and RAM usage.

In those cases you need swap to kick out rarely used memory (initialization, ...)