MacBook Pro 14" M3

I did an upgrade back to Sequoia, yes it was an upgrade. Tahoe was the worst Apple experience ever in my life. I hate it so much, no words to describe. It is so fugly with rounded corners and liquid glass, fancy things i never asked for and never will need. They killed my launchpad and it is simply

I allowed my work-issued M3 Pro MacBook Pro to update, and I updated my i9 MacBook Pro that I don’t really use, but my daily driver M4 Studio Pro is resolutely staying on Sequoia until my work machine stops looking like shit. I’m a Mac user since the System 6 days.

I bought a MacBook Pro M3 Pro in July (kinda bad timing but I’m fine with an M3 Pro). This was the first year I started playing with unique Mac apps for productivity and enhancing the MacOS experience. It’s been amazing so far… My favorites so far: Notchnook (love it, very useful. Needs to work some

If the main goal is AI/ML, model training, or anything that relies heavily on GPU compute, then spending that much money on a machine without an NVIDIA GPU doesn’t make sense. With that kind of budget, I would go for a laptop with 32 GB RAM and a dedicated 16 GB NVIDIA GPU, then install Linux on it.

Sweet! It was one of the first games I booted up after getting my MBP M3 Max. Thankfully, whatever was causing the graphics glitch for Apple Silicon chips was fixed by Apple at some point. All the mechs looked like Russian dancers that floated slightly off the ground - all the legs were compressed.

I had an m1 8gb MBP for work and M1 8GB for personal use. It worked great but the 8gb started to limit my workflow heavily as apple pushed out newer and newer updates. My workflow hadn't changed. End up with a MBP M3 16GB for work and MBP M4 16GB. Had I gotten a M1 with 16gb still be using it today.

I’ve always been a windows guy for computers, but Apple for everything else I own. The leaks for the neo made me wanna try out Mac OS. I didn’t end up getting the neo but got a refurb M3 Pro MacBook Pro and it’s so solid. I think just giving customers more options is the best way to convince them. I

FWIW - I'm using an M3 Pro MacBook Pro, 18gb, and I never (yes, I'm knocking ALL the wood right now) have the problems people seem to experience as endemic in this latest stuff. ** shrug ** I also avoid CocoaPods and non-SPM dependencies like the plague when possible. I use exactly zero plug ins or othe

I use MBP M3 (apple silicon) and can't say I miss anything dev related. I use Rider and VS Code, run postgres in docker. What I do miss is Windows itself. Windows management is crap out of the box (tools like Rectangle or Raycast make life easier though) and file explorer (Finder) is some sort of a

'M5 Pro MBP with 24GB is 2200 dollars' from apple config, yes, from bestbuy you can buy the '14-inch MacBook Pro - Apple M5 Pro chip with 15-core CPU and 16-core GPU - 24GB Memory - 1TB SSD - Space Black' from $2,049. the asus zenbook is $1800 so its a $250 difference. I would extend my budget to bu