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I’d extend it to mean someone for whom the non-pro model is less sufficient (for example, they are using dev tools or video editing as opposed to Excel, Word an
by throwaheyy 6y ago
I’d extend it to mean someone for whom the non-pro model is less sufficient (for example, they are using dev tools or video editing as opposed to Excel, Word and email).
- stu2b50 6y agoThat would exclude many programming positions, though, since really the old Air is perfectly fine for most SWE positions. Not optimal, but you can run iterm2, you can run a web browser, and you can run vim.
- numpad0 6y agoI don’t think it’s necessarily good that people say Word or Excel is non-Pro tasks fit for cheap and “lite” computers.
- throwaheyy 6y agoIt’s a generalization, of course there are exceptions
- JumpCrisscross 6y ago> someone for whom the non-pro model is less sufficient Given how powered up the Air has become, this is a thin envelope.