Ben Scharfstein
@scharf
I want to buy a MacBook Air for coding side projects while traveling for work. Have a beefed up MacBook Pro at home so it doesn’t need to be my main machine but wanna be future proofed. What specs should I get?
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James
@theref
These days I'd prioritize storage. I have an M1 mac air and it's still rapid. I never struggle with coding tasks, gaming, nothing. The only problem I run into is that everything is getting bigger. I find myself having to clear out old docker images far more regularly than I'd like
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Greg
@greg
i've been very happy with 13" m2 macbook air, 24gb memory, 1tb storage would get the same specs again with m4
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gidwell (暇人/acc)
@gidwell
Got the 15" M3 with 24GB RAM + 1TB love it
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Frank
@deboboy
M3 13” with 16GB is plenty; light, fast… inexpensive
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LazyFrank🦉
@lazyfrank
oh the new m3 airs are dope for this. Powerful enough for a rocket in your lap but way lighter
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linyao
@linyao
15‘’ mba M4 24+512
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Samuel Valentine Ogbonna
@rojo5566
While I need a laptop to start up my..tech course
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Meindozah
@meindozah
First of all why MacBook though
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Fraser
@frsr
Max out specs because if you don’t it will feel very frustrating compared to what you are used to.
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SyncLynk
@synclynk
Whatever you like
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Pramono Utomo
@pramonoutomo
Mbp m4 basic model are good for just side machine for code
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shlok
@shlokm289
m1 always delivers
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