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You’re running graviton arm locally? It’s all docker containers in the end, so that’s what you get.

• pjmlp 4y ago
  No, and why should I? I got into UNIX development back when the whole team shared a development server and we used telnet and X Windows for our "IDE". No one was running SPARC, RISC System/6000, PA-RISC, MIPS, Eclipse MV locally. When everyone keeps worshipping UNIX, maybe it is time to learn how grey beards used to develop for it.
  • jen20 4y ago
    > it starts by having a local environment that matches the OS of the servers > No, and why should I? These two statements are in direct conflict. CPU architecture is as much part of “matching the server” as operating system. When I built software for SPARC, I was also running SPARC locally…
  • tptacek 4y ago
    That's how I came up too. It sucked. It's good that it's being forgotten.