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That's... intense. An extreme case, for sure. You likely would be remoting into this machine to compile this work, in any scenario involving you working on a
by grayfox 12y ago
That's... intense.
An extreme case, for sure.
You likely would be remoting into this machine to compile this work, in any scenario involving you working on a mobile device.
With that being said, 16GB would preclude you, too.
Like the fellow above, still genuinely curious how 8GB is repelling a significant amount of people for a development machine.
A pixel2 with 8GB is a rocket ship, for my general full-stackery and system administrationating purposes.
- maccard 12y ago> still genuinely curious how 8GB is repelling a significant amount of people for a development machine. If I'm only remoting into the machine, then it doesn't count as a development machine. I could remote in from a machine running a P4 with 512MB ram by that logic.
- kbenson 12y agoYeah, but you may do different kinds of development. Your work C++ dev may not use the same system resources as some side project (which you may not want to use the work machine for anyways). Additionally, the hi-res screen could be useful.