I did this for a while, it's pretty good but I occasionally came across dependencies that were difficult to install in containers, and other minor inconveniences.

I ended up getting a mini-PC solely dedicated toward running agents in dangerous mode, it's refreshing to not have to think too much about sandboxing.

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laborcontract 16 hours ago | parent | next [-]

I totally agree with you. Running a cheapo mac mini with full permissions with fully tracked code and no other files of importance is so liberating. Pair that with tailscale, and being able to ssh/screen control at any time, as well as access my dev deployments remotely. :chefs kiss:

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ariwilson 13 hours ago | parent [-]

why a mac mini rather than a cloud vps

	▲	sampullman an hour ago \| parent \| next [-]
		I use a new Ryzen based mini PC instead of Mac mini, but the reasoning is the same. For the amount of compute/memory it pays for itself in less than a year, and the lower latency for ssh/dev servers is nice too.
	▲	samlinnfer 13 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		One less company to give your code to.

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