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        <description>Your RAM is an illusion.  The moon needs a new timezone.  Compilers might start vibe...compiling.  Welcome to 2026. In this video, I break down my biggest Computer Science predictions for the year! What do you think, do you agree? Disagree?  Let me know in the comments! Timestamps: 00:00 Treating RAM like a...Network? 03:55 Lunar Timezones 07:10 Rust vs C++ vs CHERI? 10:58 Slopsquatting 13:40 Non-deterministic ML Compilers? 2026 Predictions (simplified): 65% - At least one major cloud provider will release compute offerings with a "tiered" or "burstable" memory class where you explicitly pay less for memory backed by CXL 80% - A published implementation strategy for official Coordinated Lunar Time as an operational standard 40% - A mass produced consumer device ships with a CHERI-enabled processor 70% - A major developer package repository has to temporarily halt registrations for +24hrs 65% - LLVM MLGO lists 3+ ML-guided heuristics Check out my X account for cool Computer Science stuff! https://x.com/lauriewired References / Cited Papers (too big to paste, google doc): https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vRXYiL-rQV0J1XXoQAzsOiObvAxv23nl-9GGcpDeX6lbD_ENNHvvXY4bftV-f3j93xdRUmNzQJ2KzSl/pub — mirrored from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnX5zJ_qGz0</description>
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