DanConwayDev -- 58d Nixos works great with agents because all the config is declative and version controlled. I run it on all my machines, laptops, home servers, vpses dedicated cloud servers, even my router. replyNixos works great with agents because all the config is declative and version controlled. I run it on all my machines, laptops, home servers, vpses dedicated cloud servers, even my router.
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Now that I'm using agents more extensively, I'm thinking about moving my development environment to a VPS tomake sure the agents don't send any important data (like my ssh keys) to my provider. Am I being paranoid, orhas anyone else done this?
Why not host that machine yourself. Like on a Proxmox or so. Gives you multiple envs if needed. Another thing Inoticed is that dev resource consumption (CPU and mem) goes up significantly (Rust in my case) when multipleagents work, test and use tools (LSP) simultaneously. So 16 core 64gb does not seem that much any more.
Setting up nix on an old 2012 macbook I have lying around. We'll see if it survives 😂
Nixos works great with agents because all the config is declative and version controlled. I run it on all mymachines, laptops, home servers, vpses dedicated cloud servers, even my router.
Why not host that machine yourself. Like on a Proxmox or so. Gives you multiple envs if needed. Another thing I noticed is that dev resource consumption (CPU and mem) goes up significantly (Rust in my case) when multiple agents work, test and use tools (LSP) simultaneously. So 16 core 64gb does not seem that much any more.
hodlbod -- 58d [parent] | reply [1 reply]Setting up nix on an old 2012 macbook I have lying around. We'll see if it survives 😂