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I always wonder what Apple Mac coffee shop workers are actually working on. The closest I got to seeing someone working, it looked like cutting some parts out o
by collyw 9y ago
I always wonder what Apple Mac coffee shop workers are actually working on. The closest I got to seeing someone working, it looked like cutting some parts out of a photo using something like photoshop. (Not exactly rocket science.)
- maccard 9y agoI wrote my masters thesis in coffee shops on a MacBook. I proofread it in the library, but 95% of the writing wsd done in a local cafe.
- Piskvorrr 9y agoOne summer, I've done my usual job (programming) in public - parks, squares, on trains, etc., gravitating towards cafés (read: WiFi+power); mostly for the change from sitting at a desk for the whole shift, and for a bit of travel, too. Very few things are rocket science, I guess ;) but wouldn't want to work this way permanently.
- chowyuncat 9y agoComplex kernel code updated monthly via the cloud to millions of Windows, Linux, and Mac boxes?
- reaperducer 9y agoI built a web site at a Barnes & Noble Cafe on a MacBook Pro. Sold it and made enough money to not have to work for most of the following decade. The only people I see at coffee shops not using Macs are day traders and people playing video games.
- ja27 9y agoI don't really like coffee or the burnt smell so I mostly work from places like the library, sports bar, McDonalds, mall food court, etc. but I'm at one or the other a couple times a week, chipping away at iOS, Android, or macOS apps.