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Yeah but a Tesla isn't marketed as a computing device for "pros", while an iPad arguably is.
by ThePhysicist 5y ago
Yeah but a Tesla isn't marketed as a computing device for "pros", while an iPad arguably is.
- wil421 5y agoPro hasn’t meant Pro for like 10 years. Not sure it ever meant what HN considers a Pro, meaning a development machine. Pro also meant Professional as in Artists, Photographers, Musicians, and content creators. They have sweet hardware so us developers always wanted then. We always were the last use case; everyone machines, content creators, and then developers.
- Spivak 5y agoI feel like our definition of "pro" is different from Apple's. Apple has always marketed to professional creatives who need specialized software for content production. Developers are a completely different user-story. The ideal machine for a programer looks absolutely nothing like the ideal machine for a digital artist.