you can still export a container and run it as a vm with a bit of effort:
https://blog.davidv.dev/docker-based-images-on-baremetal.htm...
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https://blog.davidv.dev/revamping-an-old-tv-as-a-gift.html
The gist of it was putting a Pi inside a b/w CRT, soldering the GPIO to the tuner and that way you could change the channels. I even put fake static on some of them.
The software ended up horrible as I ran out of time.. but it worked great!
Optiver is a leading trading firm driven by technology with over one thousand employees globally. We pioneer our own trading strategies and systems using clean code and sophisticated technology, running a global network with thousands of high-performance low-latency applications that solve problems in nanoseconds.
Our Linux Team ensures our trading servers work so we can trade. They establish that our production environment works optimally by deploying, maintaining, monitoring and operating a fleet of UNIX servers to its highest possible performance.
--- In a nutshell, we provide, install and maintain over 1800 physical servers on 14 colocations, and debug tricky issues that pop up when you are pushing the limits of compute & networking.
We provide relocation assistance and visa sponsorship in the Netherlands.
Optiver is a leading trading firm driven by technology with over one thousand employees globally. We pioneer our own trading strategies and systems using clean code and sophisticated technology, running a global network with thousands of high-performance low-latency applications that solve problems in nanoseconds.
Our Linux Team ensures our trading servers work so we can trade. They establish that our production environment works optimally by deploying, maintaining, monitoring and operating a fleet of UNIX servers to its highest possible performance.
--- In a nutshell, we provide, install and maintain over 1800 physical servers on 14 colocations, and debug tricky issues that pop up when you are pushing the limits of compute & networking.
We provide relocation assistance and visa sponsorship in the Netherlands.
it is fairly crude, but I use i daily.
Code lives here https://github.com/DavidVentura/Firefox_External_Application...
> Not to mention visual debuggers, not to mention remote debugging! The VS IntelliTrace feature alone is worth the cost of the entire IDE.
I use gdb and pudb, which are both CLI based, and have done so for years
> Visual Studio Live Share lets two people concurrently use the entire IDE at the same time, remotely: https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/services/live-share/
Tmux has let me do this for over 10 years
There are things I do not do in vim, but they are few. For example, I've developed a few Android applications as a side project and I used netbeans for it. For rust, go, c, python, I've always used vim.