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Probably because they don’t have the same needs that you do? My primary machine is a laptop and it’s very powerful without me having compromised on its portabi
by cqqxo4zV46cp 2y ago
Probably because they don’t have the same needs that you do?
My primary machine is a laptop and it’s very powerful without me having compromised on its portability to any meaningful degree. I don’t have a need to use any other machine, because it’s a laptop, and I can just bring it with me. I enjoy the myriad benefits of not doing remote development, such as not requiring a stable internet connection at all times.
In 2024, the benefits you propose are vanishingly irrelevant.
- Infinity315 2y ago> Probably because they don’t have the same needs that you do? To be clear, my entire workflow could easily be done on my laptop. It's just that I found the downsides to be minimal to non-existent and there exists only upsides. > My primary machine is a laptop and it’s very powerful without me having compromised on its portability to any meaningful degree. I enjoy the myriad benefits of not doing remote development, such as not requiring a stable internet connection at all times. I think a suitable development environment almost always requires a stable internet connection. But I do live in a cushy first world country, so I admit I'm privileged in that regard. From my POV, this is the only potential upside to not doing remote development. I'm curious to hear other though!