I think VS Code supports running a local model in Copilot but I am not sure if you still need to pay the subscription if you are going to use it with a local model. But I definitely remember using copilot with devstral than the latter came out a year or so ago

Maybe I am living under the rock but I never seen a .press TLD before

new TLDs are no longer newsworthy. there are to many of them now.

in most apps you can just press the spacebar (pgdown) and shift+spacebar (pgup). Home is cmd+up and End is cmd+down

do / did you have to always work in the office or do you get to work from home by taking a test rig with you ? always been curious about this

Hardware generally isn't allowed outside of lockdowns. There are things you can do with dev fused hardware to remotely control it which make life easier. But most devs just come into the office since being there in person is nicer.

yeah that makes sense. thanks for replying!

lowest is probably an apple trade in if available, but i can't imagine how bad of a price hit it will be.

I checked, it's terrible. They don't take into account the size of the RAM in the machine, so you get the base-model trade-in value (£1280). Yeah, no.

sounds like 100% risk of getting scammed

it's been there for a while as an experimental feature. I used it in a project

I remember building dylibs in Swift for use in C programs, had to use @cdecl annotation iirc to achieve that, which was experimental. Good to see it's finally official

i wonder if usb-c next to is like these diagnostic ports on Dell servers?

Yeah, I expected some gigantic writeup about tricking it into thinking all other systems are connected to it but maybe it's made this way so it's easier to repair without needing the whole car

might as well just buy Crossover to support Wine

Steam and most other nontrivial applications use other open source components internally. Those need funding as well.