https://is-windows-on-arm-ready.vercel.app/ has a list. As the chip performance is great, running x86 apps could have adequate performance for many people. I' m using a 8cx gen3 2in1 laptop as a vscode remote client. It can run Android apps and linux subsystem and Windows apps altogether. Even the CPU is worse than Snapdragon X by a lot, it can connect 3 displays altogether (2K+2K+4K) and have greate battery life. The only things drawing windows on arm experince back is Modern Standby that makes work session recovery from suspend not as stable as my M2 Max macbook pro. And x86 drivers not supported by the transpiling layer.
Developing the module functions with Revise.jl inside vscode and do REPL like things inside jupyterlab makes a pretty good workflow for me. And everytime I try some cpp REPL I end up using more Julia instead.
I used to set my OS and apps to English for easy search of function or bugs. But with the trend of design that emphasizes "flat" look, which often includes removing menu icons and keep only English text. I started switching back app languages to Chinese, where every menu text itself is already an "icon" that 's way easier to find on glimpse.
But there's CSV.jl so I didn't change title. I don't see any low resolution, maybe a font choice issue? I'd say the conclusion is the right thing to say for such a short comparison.
quote from comments: "Mozilla must hire the author - finally a sane mind that wants their currently active tab to be clearly visible and not a grey blended button on grey background amidst inactive grey tabs."
Julia 1.9 is fast. And you can use https://github.com/Suzhou-Tongyuan/jnumpy to write python extension in Julia now. So I think after 1.9 release julia would be much more usable.
I recorded my meal sizes and weight and various other features for a year and did some machine learning using gbdt and shap values. One result out of my expectation was that big breakfasts tends to help weight loss. After that I seached and found the book "the big breakfast diet". I find it in line with my data and followed this diet afterwards.
This doesn' t look very easy on arms to me. My current favorite position is use a 30cm small bench and a low desk(less than 1m) with back lean or not lean on sofa cushion. So you can switch squatting and sitting very quickly by moving the small bench. It' s less likely to feel tired with more muscle in stress occasionally. And when you stand up there' s slightly more work done than normal sitting.
I use Weave.jl to generate daily news html for my self and close friends by a config file with an array of http apis providing data in csv,figure in base64 or markdown text, easy setup with caddy file-server. When I find a datasource like yours, I add it to the config and my daily news gets longer.