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finally made a video on how and why i do all my development on a remote server i absolutely love it full video in reply

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Solar Heavy1 year ago

My latest single Stargazing just landed!

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Ryan Vogel1 year ago

yeah yeah, we all know it’s so that when the fed raid your place there is no trace of the server

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dax1 year ago

full disk encryption on all my local devices for that reason

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Josh Cirre1 year ago

You actually code?

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Ben1 year ago

Now could you use your remote dev setup to merge some OpenAuth PRs please 🙏

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dax1 year ago

yes i am behind will look tomorrow

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mason1 year ago

When you develop locally.. - Lots of folders that are one time use, waste of disk space everything gets slow - Cybersecurity risk is high (supply chain attacks), one time configurations

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Kyle1 year ago

I know I can trust your dev setup by the bags under your eyes. Only a truly dedicated and experienced developer has those

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Jordan Coeyman1 year ago

I thought I was weird… this is great

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Krisztian Kovacs1 year ago

what are the main performance advantages for you relative to a decent laptop? I used to work on remotes back when I did ML stuff and models were small enough to run on a single GPU. But now I mostly do full-stack (and AI is just calling APIs) and don't know what a beefy remote would add.

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dax1 year ago

- it multiplies battery if you care about that since laptop isn't doing anything - i work on a lot of projects so i can keep them all up at all times - i compile a lot of native code - i compile a lot of frontends when testing sst's capability of deploying frontends - typescript server lol

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