If I disable turbo boost, does fan noise get reduced or eliminated? What happens to performance for various tasks?
Can an owner of this tell me how much it weighs? Is it 3.41 lbs?
Why do some service tags give me clear specs about a particular Latitude model when entered into the Dell support site but others give me incomprehensible gibberish? Example, see the screenshot. I have a part number, I think, but I can’t find any nits info or % NTSC about this lcd by googling that part number.
I went to the post office on May 13 to have a package kept there for me be returned back to the sender. the tracking info shows the return to sender status change but it hasn’t updated since then. still says “Alert
Return to Sender”
How long until the status updates and the package moves and gets shipped back to the sender who lives in the continental US?
How is power efficiency of the i7 vs the Ryzen? Close enough? How about the performance of the two CPUs? Which laptop would you get? No gaming, no graphics heavy stuff. No video or photo stuff. Just browser, programming IDE, general office stuff, dual boot Linux.
I haven't done much data science, machine learning, or NLP in the past few years. I would like to get a refresher/crash course in speech analytics, NLP and sentiment analysis techniques, especially how it's done today. I also want a refresher on speech analytics and how it's done today with the various programs like Nexidia, CallMiner, etc. I was in speech analytics several years ago (we used Nexidia). I'm preparing for a job I will start in a couple of weeks. Preferably something I can review over a week or so. I have done this stuff, but not much in the past few years. Thanks!
I haven't done much data science, machine learning, or NLP in the past few years. I would like to get a refresher/crash course in speech analytics, NLP and sentiment analysis techniques, especially how it's done today. I also want a refresher on speech analytics and how it's done today with the various programs like Nexidia, CallMiner, etc. I'm preparing for a job I will start in a couple of weeks. Preferably something I can review over a week or so. I have done this stuff, but not much in the past few years. Thanks!
I haven't done much data science, machine learning, or NLP in the past few years. I would like to get a refresher/crash course in NLP and sentiment analysis techniques, especially how it's done today. I'm preparing for a job I will start in a couple of weeks. Preferably something I can review over a week or so. I have done this stuff, but not much in the past few years. Thanks!
Which would you choose, assuming you’re not into gaming, video, photo editing/rendering (other graphics heavy tasks), but you will be using the browser, coding in an IDE, dabbling/learning Docker, and general office work?
Assume both are under budget ($250 for the T14S, $450 for the X1C), and the X1C has an i7-1165G7?
Would the additional two cores in the Ryzen outweigh the fact that it has 16GB of RAM? When would it outweigh?
Just wondering when having more cores starts to matter (I.e specific programs or tasks)?
If you had a choice between, say, a 6-core 12 thread CPU (Ryzen 5 Pro 5650U) and 16GB RAM (non-upgradeable) or a 4-core 8 thread CPU (i7-1165G7) and 32GB RAM ((non-upgradeable) which would you choose, assuming you’re not into gaming, video, photo editing/rendering (other graphics heavy tasks), but you will be using the browser, coding in an IDE, dabbling/learning Docker, and general office work?
I’m interested in a used (obviously) x1 carbon under $500. Which gen would satisfy this budget and have the best battery life? I’m also interested in getting one with 32GB RAM. Would gen 9 be best?
I would like to work on C++ projects and work to eventually become a C++ dev. I’d also like to dabble in a little web dev and learn how to use docker and dual boot Linux on the machine. Would that machine be plenty for my needs?
He took down his site recently. Can someone send me all the up-to-date PDFs?
Wait a minute. Here they are:
Anybody have experiences with any of these? I'm interested in performance, heat, fan noise, battery life, reliability, etc. Thanks!
Anybody have either of these laptops (not the 2-in-1)? How do you like it? How is performance, battery life, heat and fan noise? How is the keyboard? How is the trackpad? Thanks.
I'm shopping for one of these laptops on ebay and I can't tell which are 2-in-1s and which are regular laptops and which are the ultralights. Is there a way I can tell this from the service tag? If I go to Dell's support page and put in the service tag, I can tell what the specs are but it won't tell me explicitly if it's a 2-in-1, etc. Can I tell from the picture? For example, it will show a stock photo of a model that looks folded up as if to tell me it's a 2-in-1. Or is that the picture they use for all of them?
Update: I looked up my service tag (7320 not 2-in-1) and the picture shows a regular laptop. I then went on ebay and looked up a 7320 2-in-1 and found a service tag, looked it up, and it shows the picture of what looks like a 2-in-1.
Just wondering what laptops you all are using to do your dev work. CPU, RAM, laptop model, etc. Just curious. How does it handle the work? What kind of work do you do and what do you have running usually? I guess I'm asking to learn more about what kind of machine I'd like to get for myself. Thanks!
Just wondering what laptops you all are using to do your dev work. CPU, RAM, laptop model, etc. Just curious. How does it handle the work? What kind of work do you do and what do you have running usually? I guess I'm asking to learn more about what kind of machine I'd like to get for myself. Thanks!
Sorry for the vague question. I know SWE is a big big topic. Just wondering what I'd be missing out on, assuming I can dual boot Asahi Linux (ARM distro, obviously) and Mac OS. Are there things I should be concerned with related to dev work if I were to make the switch to x86 LInux/Windows to Mac? I do C++, Java, Python related work. I would also like to get my feet wet with Docker and I'd like to be more proficient with Linux. Thanks!