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Gave your comment a bit more thought and I kind of agree, and removed the image! Thanks for your feedback.

Good point! Running in isolation does reduce the amount of sensitive things an LLM has access to though, which typically can be quite a lot (SSH keys, Cloud credentials, communication tools, etc.)

I've had LLMs assist me in putting together the comparison. I did edit it, and found the comparison good and wanted to keep it. The rest of the post is all hand written and thoroughly manually tested.

I recently wrote a blog post about just that - how to run LLMs in Lima VMs: https://www.metachris.dev/2025/11/sandbox-your-ai-dev-tools-...

Absolutely, good old VMs can really provide the needed isolation while still having good UX. I just published a post on setting up dev VMs with Lima: https://www.metachris.dev/2025/11/sandbox-your-ai-dev-tools-...

Can you work less (maybe for some time)? Getting yourself bigger chunks of free time might help. All the best!

TLS doesn't help here, because state actors (including China, Russia) own trusted root certificates, which allow them to TLS-terminate for _any_ website they choose and silently decrypt/MITM the traffic.

You could just rent a beefy server for like $40/month at hetzner or OVH and use VS Code with the remote development extension.

1ox seems like a year's supply for an average person.

A really heavy smoker can consume up to several grams a day. Let's say 5 grams, that'd be 150g per month (5oz per month).

Agree that it's hard to argue for 200 plants being personal use; 20 would be more realistic. For 200 plants, it's a big operation! Also, you can grow them in like 3-month cycles too.

This was a pretty sophisticated attack and deeply technical execution.

I mean, there were plenty of poor people, and there's free stuff, so...

The Ethereum community still is.

Kürbiskernöl (pumpkin seed oil) should be stored in the fridge, there it lasts pretty long.

Well written... sounds like a Dall-E prompt :-)

It's a versatile tool! Important to note though that nginx will wait for the mirrored requests to complete before it responds to the main request. you can somewhat mitigate this by setting a low mirror timeout.

They are very useful and widely used in blockchains.

That's a default rpc provider to get Blockchain requests out and data in. aAnd you can change that to any rpc provider in the settings.

It also says that the patrolled areas see a population rebound of native fish species.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/best-pra...

Highly recommend Daniel Siegel: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/191925.Daniel_J_Siegel

Thanks, added a note to the post.

This is the example repository: https://github.com/metachris/typescript-boilerplate

Added, thanks.

IDE integration is one benefit, as in VS Code showing the linting issues without compiling.

Author of the post here. Thanks for the link; added it to the post in the "Notes" section.

Same with climbing. They have been big sponsors, of athletes, competitions and events. And been putting out really great videos.

* https://www.redbull.com/int-en/tags/climbing * https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=red+bull+climbi...

For working on complex webapps that take a bunch of steps to arrive at a certain state, hot reloading can save a ton of time, since you don't have to redo the steps to get there.

One of the bigger time-savers for web development, in my opinion.

That's certainly not the reason.

There are many really good Electron applications, Visual Studio Code being one of them.

I always end up back at bootstrap, and eventually am pretty happy with it... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

https://getbootstrap.com/

Your math is off by a factor of 1000. 20 pounds is about 9kg, let's say 10 for easier math. 300 people with 10kg each is 3 tons, not 3000.