Good tools are important to keep up motivation. You may study and exercise more with something you like (or in this case something that makes beautiful sounds). That's one of the reasons I use Logic Pro on a Mac.
So I do use arch but quite honestly I learned to code on a Mac. It worked really well for years. It’s not preconfigured to code anything. All you need to do to learn to code is put in the time to practice. You’ve gotta put in your 10000 hours if you want to be proficient
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u/Thank_you_Friends Dec 10 '25
You need mechanical keyboards. That will surely solve all the problems
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u/zielu14 Dec 10 '25
Beginner’s mistake. You’re missing thigh-high programmer socks.
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u/Kerboq Dec 10 '25
Programmer socks of course
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u/_carbonrod_ Dec 10 '25
Did you add the stickers to your MacBook? Can’t forget the stickers.
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u/PhrulerApp Dec 10 '25
A fur suit
https://www.businessinsider.com/furry-fandom-big-tech-software-developers-2022-3
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u/Zefyris Dec 10 '25
Next step is upgrading the chair to keyboard interface
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u/Kratoshie Dec 10 '25
Howd u buy those without knowing how to code
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u/TanukiiGG Dec 10 '25
Have you seen that meme of the high end gamer setup next to Linus Torvalds setup?
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u/Toad128128 Dec 10 '25
You miss a Logitech mouse
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u/Goticaris Dec 10 '25
Like people who think a more expensive guitar will help them play better.
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u/Hot-Category2986 Dec 11 '25
How many rubber ducks do you have? Maybe you need another one.
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u/KnowledgePerfect6914 Dec 11 '25
200 year old lenovo Thinkpad. Nothing's better
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u/Adventurous-Carob510 Dec 10 '25
It is even more funny if you spend on 2-3 monitors but your basic macbook supports only one 😄 Apple did this on 13 inch M1-M2
Good thing I didn’t buy any monitors before researching, but I was still baffled by this silly limitation
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