ianlevesque

There’s a lot to unpack here but if you want acceleration to work better in a VM you should use Parallels instead. VMware on mac has been in life support only mode for years and has not kept up in this area. You are also handicapping performance using the VM at all. M1 is well supported by Asahi at this point and even has native 3D acceleration. Not saying your lived experience isn’t real but the issue you experienced reflects a lot more on the state of mac virtualization and Vmware than linux.

No, macOS has changed menus using the Option key since it was known as System.

Saving a couple million people in the pandemic wasn’t validation enough?

A fix for the leaks would be great. I’m rebooting them way too often when iterating.

Yes I really hope the memory storage just leads to a delay and not a cancellation.

To be fair that's one more corner than Tahoe.

Text editor developers get bored too!

Yeah Kimi-K2.5 is the first open weights model that actually feels competitive with the closed models, and I've tried a lot of them now.

Yes but it’s barely usable. I ended up making my own Dockerfile and a bash script to just ‘docker run’ my setup itself, and as a bonus you don’t need Docker Desktop. I might open source it at some point but honestly it’s pretty trivial to just append a couple of volume mount flags and env vars to your docker run and have exactly what you want included.

Four years soon?

No, microinverters are still a thing (Enphase is a popular brand) and they do then get connected in parallel.

The browser extension native app integrations also communicate via stdin/stdout. It’s still out there!

It’s a userspace USB HID driver in rust, which is honestly more interesting/applicable to me than a kernel driver, which is what I thought it meant from the title.