kameecoding
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My main question is about RAM.
I am doing VSCode/Webdev but I am also doing Java stuff in IntelliJ and on my current Desktop (Linux) I often use 80% + of my 32GB ram.
so 32 GB seems like the minimum, is 64GB worth it?
and how about the difference between M1 MAX vs M2 MAX?
for example I see a 16inch with M2 max with 32GB, but for like 120 euros more I see a refurbished model (based on the shop it was probably a floor model) with M1 max with 64GB of RAM.
Otherwise there seems to be around 10% price difference between M1 and M2 models.
I am planning on using it both docked and "on the road", I have used an older macbook pro before that was 13 inches and seemed usable when working at a cof
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I am a full stack developer with 6 years of experience. Applied for a job that said Vue 3 and typescript is what they use, ideal as to what I would want to do.
Had a 30 min google meeting, then I was asked if I would complete a technical assignment, I said sure.
Then I get the assignment and it's 3 screenshots of a simplistic webpage (like the hardest part is masonry layout for which you use some library anyway)
and so the assignment says I should:
- use typescript
- optimize it for fast loading
- use helpers, composable, reusable components
- write easy to maintain reusable code
- mobile friendly (responsive layout)
I spent about an hour on it, but now I am thinking, the fuck am I do