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3 October 2026

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  • curprev 05:1005:10, 3 October 2026 Waza talk contribs 9,964 bytes +9,964 Created page with "Post-scarcity tooling is a practical label for a price shift, not a claim that every constraint has vanished. Local computers now run models and analysis jobs that recently required a rented data center, and public storage networks can keep large files online for a fee that is small next to a decade of server rental. Research groups, software agents, and publishers can therefore keep more intermediate work, more replicas, and more public snapshots than a scarce-disk work..."
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