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Apple has said that 8gb was enough for "general use," meaning if you use the out-of-the-box applications (Safari, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, etc.) then 8gb is enough for general use to get basic things done. Apple is *not* going to say how much RAM is required for a third party application to run. That would be impossible. (Especially Chrome).

This article says that the limitation is occurring when running Xcode 16 with code completion. This is outside the definition of general use. Most people who are buying 8gb Macs are not going to be running Xcode at all.

The article and most of these comments are way, way outside the realm of common sense and simply looking for a reason to attack Apple.

If you don't want to buy Apple, don't buy it... and in the process, shut the fuck up.
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