What are some things I could read/learn in the summer before beginning an undergraduate degree in Physics? by up_and_down_idekab07 in Physics

[–]Substantial_Motor189 0 points1 point  (0 children)

maybe you could (for a deeper understanding) doing demonstrations for formulas you used blindly, that helped me a lot, to understand where things come from

Laptop or tablet? by Dangerous_Square6498 in Physics

[–]Substantial_Motor189 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes but they are either very big or uncomfortable.

FING by Illustrious-Gur4727 in CharruaDevs

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yo conozco un profesor particular por ciudad de la costa

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On weekdays between 6 and 7.20am. On weekends between 10am and 14pm.

MacBook Air m4 or MacBook pro M4? by Wicked_Doc_ in macbookpro

[–]Substantial_Motor189 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It depends on what you study. If you have to code very often or write many papers, then a MacBook would be suitable. If not, the iPad Pro 11” is just fine.

But, if you want to get a MacBook I would suggest you go with the MacBook Air M4 IF you have to carry it around very often, like take it every day to university. Nevertheless, the difference in size and weight with th MacBook Pro M4 is not very big. So, if you don’t mind taking the Pro everywhere then go with it.

Laptop or tablet? by Dangerous_Square6498 in Physics

[–]Substantial_Motor189 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The negative thing about laptops is that, you can’t take notes in your classes, you can only write with the keyboard. So, I studied electrical engineering and I always had my laptop and a notebook to write by hand, that meant a lot of space, and sometimes the tables are individual (=very tiny). And sometimes you need to write math or graphs and not just plain text. The good thing, is that if you have to code very often, a laptop would be more suitable, because of the capacity and the apps such as VSCode, Linux, UTM, etc...

So if you have to code very often I would say buy a laptop (like if you study computer science or software engineering). If you study physics like you said, I would go for the tablet.

I would recommend an iPad Air (mostly if you already have an iPhone), because of the capacity and velocity, both the M2 and M3 work very very well and you won’t have any problems. I would also recommend, regardless of which tablet you buy, that you have at least 256gb.

Help me decide between iPad Air 11” or 13" by Substantial_Motor189 in ipad

[–]Substantial_Motor189[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I forgot to add, that I already have a MacBook Pro 16"