It's called having respect for your colleagues, user. I know your mom doesn't mind the clicky sounds coming from the basement.
Andrew Gray
kode-with-klossy-tier workstation
Kayden Roberts
Colleagues shouldn't respect you, they should fear you
Daniel Anderson
Call them niggers and demand a ThinkPad.
Ryan Wilson
full-stack-overflow driven engineer
Matthew Perez
Best comment. Gonna remember this
Isaiah Garcia
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Mason Garcia
A nice keyboard and mouse, don't be an asshole, get something quiet. >touchbar MacBook pros A bunch of fucking dongles
Isaac Cox
I understand hating Apple's price-point, fanboys, limitations in the environment, etc.
But assuming you have another personal laptop, what would bother you about going to work and sitting in sublime on a mac you didn't pay for?
Kayden Brown
Just ask for whatever the standard set up is. Don't be retarded and demand too much or too little, you'll look pathetic
Ian Cruz
I used to have a job advising people like you on this exact question, and I still actually do - to a lesser extent.
Laptops are shit. Macbook Pros are arguably the best of the bad, but you are still giving up a lot for mobility.
Depends on your working style, but personally I'd ask for a workstation (pic related I just configured for you). Working mobile sucks, and personally I'm never near as effective mobile.
Peripherals are just as (even more) important. The 38 widescreen I selected on there is a good option. Make sure you get an Ergotron Workfit arm that lets you move easily from a sitting to a standing position. Get your keyboard and mouse of choice. Personally I'd go with something with MX blue switches and a Logitech G-series mouse - their highest end one (G90 proteus or something) is hard to beat. Get a nice chair and a floor mat for standing on too. Also a battery backup unit - get a high quality one and make sure you turn off the goddamned buzzer (connect it via USB and use the software to turn off the buzzer).
Benjamin Torres
A Razer blade pro. If they won't spring for that ask for topare
Elijah Robinson
If you're fine with MacBook hardware and don't see yourself doing any heavy load work on that machine then just go with that and dual boot Windows and a Linux distribution of your choice. Boot OSX as well if you need that for development or whatever. Otherwise spec out a workstation if you don't see yourself taking the laptop anywhere, or a similarly specced laptop if you do, but don't like MacBooks.
Get some sort of docking station for the MacBook and at least 2 monitors. Get a decent mech keyboard with brown or red switches so you aren't obnoxious. Comfortable non gaming mouse and perhaps a padded wrist rest.
Check out your coworkers stations to get an idea of what is somewhat normal to ask for.
Asher Sullivan
The general faggotry of that life would bother me
James Hill
MY MO... I MEAN, COLLEAGUES SHOULD FEAR THE FULL BARRAGE OF MACHINE GUN FIRE NOISE AS I FURIOUSLY TYPE ON MY MX BLUES.
Thomas Williams
i dont think a thinkpad could handle the weight of running several browser windows along with your shitty IDE
Noah Ross
This, praise chinese overlords
Jace Hill
just ask for 2 monitors and if you can bring your usb nerf missile launcher
Lincoln Bailey
Grab an imac with two monitors instead.
Thomas Peterson
Oh my God, that huge ass in those short shorts. Fucking shit, you should warn me, man
Kayden White
even my x200 can handle that workload
Brody Hernandez
2 monitors, mouse, keyboard and a USB dock for attaching everything at once
Hudson Nelson
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Evan Gray
uh huh i meant without having to wait 10 seconds to switch between widows
Ryan Martinez
Ask yourself these questions: >is any of the software I will need on OSX? >are there any linux alternatives? does it suck or no?
Lucas Jones
Why does Sara Conley, the largest of the female tech executives, not simply eat the other five?