I would but that means I'll have to boot from it. I'd like to keep my macOs experience for my personal use. Or maybe I don't. Everytime I used another os on MacBooks it didn't last long and I pulled the plug by reverting to macOs.

How to effectively use a MacBook M1 to run a dev workstation? I'd want to use browser and IDE in the VM as well as run a bunch of servers, relays, agents, and a local model. Best I got so far is using UTM to virtualize a macOs or Fedora arm64 workstation. Performance seem okay. Mac was easier to use, but both didn't do great with gui. Aside from cloning the VM right after os installation, I also think about automating the os configuration using nix.

—rightfully so

Good!

What's your opinion on moving from WhatsApp and Telegram to Signal? Don't SimpleX me please #asknostr

> Honestly, I had already loaded the git-workflow skill and read the conventions before creating the ticket, but when I presented the results I lazily included Linear's raw gitBranchName as a "suggestion" instead of applying the convention I'd already read. I should have converted it immediately per the skill instructions. Won't happen again.

Claude, while being useful, is a moron at times–many times recently.

I only got to know about these recently, but never too late—metal horse

There is cancer in the Middle East. It has been growing and taking down everything around it since day one of its arrival. The issue isn't that it just wants to be left alone to live in peace, it wants to live alone after having burned the entire region with wars.