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Microsoft's Copilot PC and the M3 Mac killer myth
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AI computer showdown - MacBook Air vs. Microsoft Surface Laptop Copilot+ PC
KITA said:y2an said:Given the Surface has a fan, why compare it to the MacBook Airs rather than the MacBook Pros?
MacBook Air 15" is $1299 for M3 with 8 GB RAM and 256 GB SSD
MacBook Pro 16" is $2499 for M3 Pro with 18 GB RAM and 512 GB SSD
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Surface Laptop 13" is $999 for Snapdragon X Plus with 16 GB RAM and 256 GB SSD
Macbook Air 13" is $1099 for M3 with 8 GB RAM and 256 GB SSD
Macbook Pro 14" is $1599 for M3 with 8 GB RAM and 512 GB SSD -
System Settings getting shuffled again in macOS 15, among other UI tweaks
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All-screen foldable MacBook may come in multiple sizes with M5 processor
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Apple's new diversity exec hails from Bank of America
AppleZulu said:Came here to see the knee-jerk semi-racist and pretty-much-racist responses to anything ever posted here related to this subject. I was unsurprised to find it stacking up as expected.
It's funny when people object to intentional efforts for diversity and inclusion as a pearl-clutching affront to "merit-based" hiring, as if merit based hiring has ever been a thing. When non-male, non-white people are excluded and steered away from a field like coding or engineering at every turn starting with early childhood, the resultant competition among the folks who make it to the point where they can even apply for the job cannot then be called winners in a merit-based system. If your competition has been repeatedly kneecapped before they ever make it to the starting line, getting to the finish line first does not make you a merit-based winner. If half your competition has never had a chance to get to the race, even as you "win," you should know that you've never actually been tested in a merit-based system.