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> It's notably different if you have a cloud VM running linux and you're connecting to it with VScode or something over SSH. That's borderline acceptable. Laye
by mr_toad 4y ago
> It's notably different if you have a cloud VM running linux and you're connecting to it with VScode or something over SSH. That's borderline acceptable.
Layer 4 beats layer 3 in my experience.
I also find that remote workspaces have advantages that offset the latency and performance issues.
Being able to quickly spin up or clone new workspaces and isolate software dependencies is a huge advantage. It can help a lot when dealing with multiple Python environments or JavaScript dependency trees.