Fair question. On the episode that I listened to, they were proclaiming that the iPad Pro has replaced the need for a desktop&#x2F;laptop because it does everything that they need to do.<p>Conspicuously absent from the list of things that an iPad Pro can do is writing code in any sane kind of development workflow. The idea that an iPad Pro could satisfy my everyday work needs is so foreign to me that I was shocked by how cursory and superficial their technology immersion really is. They need &#x27;desktop publishing&#x27; tools, at best.<p>I&#x27;m not claiming that a person who spends all day using Excel and Powerpoint and WhatsApp (and not Vim&#x2F;Emacs&#x2F;Sublime&#x2F;IDE) is incapable of having a nuanced understanding of bleeding edge tech. But I <i>am</i> going to claim that they most likely have a &quot;dentist&#x27;s office waiting room magazine&quot; understanding of hard tech, and I&#x27;ll proudly declare that to be my not-so-expert opinion.