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| | | | | Get a working aarch64 box This post show how to get a working aarch64 env on the MacBook Air (M1) for Haskell. I'm working on the road at the moment, so picked up a MacBook Air with the M1 chip, to travel light. I wanted to use it as a development environment for Glean (c.f.... | |
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paul.totterman.name
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| | | | | Like many other developers, I have to work with computers with different processor architectures. For me it's amd64 (x86_64) on the laptop and arm64 (aarch64) on the server. For some it may be the other way around. Fortunately I mostly write Go, which makes cross-compilation quite easy. Docker adds some extra steps, but is very nice for deploying software. | |
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blog.zsec.uk
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| | | Set up a Docker-based homelab with automation, monitoring & media tools like Plex, Sonarr & Portainer for easy management & scalability. | ||
