Hey guys,

Bought my first Nintendo after (switch 2). I’m needing game recommendations. Only got Mario kart 8 because I had some friends over and wanted to play but nothing else.

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Buenas buenas, se que son tiempos difíciles y mas para gente junior como yo je.

Ando buscando alguna oportunidad laboral, aprender, etc, etc. Actualmente estoy como soporte de plataforma arreglando Bugs, problemas en la base de datos de producción y haciendo relajamiento de problemas de la plataforma para los equipos de desarrollo, no es mucha experiencia ni nada muy técnico pero en esta era todo suma.

Tecnologías:

SQL Server / T-SQL, C#, Angular, TypeScript, Python, Java, Spring Boot, React, Next.js, Docker, AWS (IoT Core, ECS Fargate, ECR, RDS, Secrets Manager), PostgreSQL, SQLite, FastAPI, MQTT/TLS, MediaPipe, OpenCV, Raspberry Pi, Figma, Asana, Git.

Áreas de conocimiento:

Desarrollo full-stack, soporte/helpdesk IT, bases de datos y SQL avanzado, IoT y edge computing, cloud/infraestructura, machine learning 

GRACIAS!!

Hi everyone,

I'm currently redesigning my home office setup and would appreciate some advice before I start buying new equipment.

Current setup

• MacBook Pro M3 Pro (personal machine)
• HP ProBook (work laptop)
• Dell 27" monitor (USB-C)
• Logitech MX Master mouse
• Sony WH-1000XM6 headphones
• Mechanical keyboard (planning to replace it with a quieter low-profile keyboard)

What I do

I'm a software engineering student and I work heavily with:

• Software development
• Data engineering
• Data science / machine learning
• Cloud technologies
• General productivity and multitasking

My workflow usually involves having multiple IDEs, terminals, browser windows, documentation, dashboards, Slack/Teams, and occasionally an iPad for notes or reference material.

Goal setup

My goal is to build a clean and ergonomic workstation where I can easily switch between my MacBook and work laptop.

I'm currently thinking about:

• Keeping my existing 27" Dell monitor as the primary display
• Adding a second 24" monitor in portrait/vertical orientation
• Having the active laptop on a stand next to the monitors
• Using a single dock/hub so I can switch between laptops with one cable
• Mounting the monitors on monitor arms
• Adding an iPad stand and improving cable management

Something similar to:

[ Vertical Monitor ] [ 27" Main Monitor ] [ Laptop ]

Questions

1. Would you recommend a different monitor layout?
2. Is a vertical monitor actually useful for development and data work long-term?
3. What Thunderbolt dock would you recommend for a MacBook Pro M3 Pro and a Windows laptop?
4. Any monitor arm recommendations for a 27" + 24" setup?
5. What low-profile keyboard would you recommend if I want something quiet?
6. Are there any upgrades or accessories that significantly improved your own setup that I'm overlooking?

I'm aiming for a setup that prioritizes productivity, ergonomics, reliability, and a clean desk aesthetic.

Thanks!

Can someone give me a void egg pls??