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It's interesting that this use case of running many different programs continuously is probably quite different from the rest of the high-end desktop world, whe
by vosper 9y ago
It's interesting that this use case of running many different programs continuously is probably quite different from the rest of the high-end desktop world, where you might be exclusively in Autocad, Photoshop, Maya or some complex engineering software.
For developers I think more cores is still better (I'd add Spotify and Slack to your list of things that are always running) and yet we still prefer shiny laptops to powerful desktops.
- noir_lord 9y agoNot me, I develop on desktops 99% of the time. Laptops have horrible postural positions unless you use desktop monitors at which point why not just use an actual desktop which will annihilate the laptop on performance anyway. My laptop gets switched on maybe once a month.