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If I can't get a machine for local development I wouldn't care personally. I like the idea of many many threads as I work a lot with data, but i need something
by iagovar 6y ago
If I can't get a machine for local development I wouldn't care personally. I like the idea of many many threads as I work a lot with data, but i need something like a PC to try things on.
Also, don't really like vendor lock-in.
- aljarry 6y agoI'm doing some development on AWS currently on g4dn instance with T4 accelerator. With pings lower than 50ms and remote VS Code it gets really efficient. The biggest issue of course is additional mental burden on being remote + you can't simply print image in ssh console... I thought it would be horrible, but after a brief adjustment period it turned out to be okay-ish for my current work.
- st1ck 6y agoBut you can view images in terminal emulator. Not every one, but kitty, alacritty, st, iTerm2 for MacOS, etc. should support it. This works for me (need to install ueberzug, e.g. via pip): { declare -p c=([action]=add [identifier]=0 [x]=0 [y]=0 [width]=80 [height]=80 [path]="mypic.png") ; sleep 5;} | ueberzug layer --parser bash
- pjmlp 6y agoIn 2004 I was using telnet/X Windows into the UNIX development server of the company, in 2020 I use ssh/Web/RDP for the cloud environment instead.