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Nemeski mander.xyz nemeski@mander.xyz
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9tr6gyp3 lemmy.world 9tr6gyp3@lemmy.world
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Kinda cool that the M1 macbooks have been gaining performance over their lifetime as apps moved over from x86 to arm. It was gradual, but now it looks like the gradual increase has leveled out, and NOW it will gradually lose performance versus modern devices.
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CameronDev programming.dev CameronDev@programming.dev
Joined: 2023-06-18
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9tr6gyp3 wrote:
Kinda cool that the M1 macbooks have been gaining performance over their lifetime as apps moved over from x86 to arm. It was gradual, but now it looks like the gradual increase has leveled out, and NOW it will gradually lose performance versus modern devices.

They might lose performance relative to new chips, but I don't find the M1 ever holds me back. Fantastic chip.
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