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by eru
22 days ago
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Eh, computers are so (comparatively) cheap, that you can give all your employees top-of-the-line equipment by that logic. (Well, for this to make sense, you need good computers to be cheap, but the returns to diminish quickly after that. Which used to be the case until fairly recently: single core performance was pretty much capped, and after your whole compile is parallelised adding more cores to a machine didn't really help your best engineer either. Similarly for RAM.) |
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My 10 year old desktop sitting next to me is a lot faster, but alas, I can't BYOD.