I see. I don't feel the way you do about containers. In most scenarios I barely remember the abstraction layer exists. The only time in recent memory I've regre

I see. I don't feel the way you do about containers. In most scenarios I barely remember the abstraction layer exists. The only time in recent memory I've regretted using one was when doing game development and struggling to get GPU hardware acceleration functioning within the container. On the other hand, I remember lots of historical situations where I've dirtied my host machine's globals, gone back to an older project, and found the project non-functional (python2 vs python3 being namespaced to python, competing node/npm versions, etc.) If anything, with the advent of Claude Code et al., I've become an even stronger proponent of container-based development. I have absolutely zero interest running AI on my host machine. It's reassuring to know that a rogue "rm -rf" will, at worst, just require me to rebuild my container.