dan seifert

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dan seifert @dcseifert

@avirani @verge @mcsquared96 i don’t think 16GB would make much of a difference in this particular benchmark, the 13” M2 MacBook Pro had that much and was only a couple seconds faster. more processor cores is what would provide noticeably faster performance. — PolitiTweet.org

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dan seifert @dcseifert

@avirani @verge @mcsquared96 has been including it on the more recent MacBook reviews. it didn’t fit in this chart (you can see it in her M2 MBP review), but a 14” M1 Pro model does that benchmark in under 100 seconds. — PolitiTweet.org

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dan seifert @dcseifert

@avirani @verge @mcsquared96 in development work, more RAM helps you run more virtual machines for testing and different environments, but it has a much smaller impact on compile times than raw CPU performance (from my understanding, not being a developer) — PolitiTweet.org

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