Perhaps ML but that’s all proprietarized on CUDA so it’s unlikely.
Perhaps Apple could revive OpenCL from the ashes?
Perhaps ML but that’s all proprietarized on CUDA so it’s unlikely.
Perhaps Apple could revive OpenCL from the ashes?
I was offered a large external monitor by my employer, but I turned it down because I didn't want to get used to it, and working in different locations is too critical to my workflow. But I'd love to see how people with more than 2 external displays are actually using them enough to justify the space and cost (not being facetious, I really would).
1. Web Conferencing Content
2. Web Conferencing participants video
3. Screen where I multitask in parallel
4. VDI session to a customer's environment for tests
My friend uses 5 monitors, and I would too if I wasn't mandated to use an iJoke computer at work.
Teams, browser and IDE mandate a minimum of 3 displays.
First - dedicated to personal Chrome profile, Discord, etc.
Second - dedicated to screen share - VS Code, terminal, JIRA, etc.
Third - Work Chrome Profile for email/JIRA/web browsing, note-taking (shoutout to https://obsidian.md), Slack.
I could certainly get by with fewer monitors, and do so when I am mobile, but I really enjoy the screen real estate when at my desk at home.