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neovintage.org
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| | | | | Crystal isn't yet ready to run on a Mac M1. Sad, I know. In the meantime, I found these instructions from Max Fierke to be helpful. His post tries taking you through the whole process of cross-compiling Crystal to arm64 but I didn't want to have to manage a hand-rolled version. These are the commands that I used to get Crystal running using Rosetta: # installs the version of Homebrew that works with ARM $ /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw. | |
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pen.so
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| | | | | After Apple's announcement, I ordered an M1 Mac Mini and canceled it when I noticed the non-upgradable RAM. I then reordered it (16G/1T), and it has just arrived today :grin: You've probably seen many online reviews (I watched tons of them on youtube) and what everyone says is true. It's fast! Pretty stable, and I can't hear the fan even while compiling. Looking at my geekbench you'll see it's the fastest machine I own, CPU wise, even more than my MBP 16" 2020. On the compute GPU level, it's slower, but ... | |
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mozzy.dev
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| | | | | A quick look at how to set up ASP.NET on a Mac. | |
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www.markusdosch.com
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| | | With the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL & WSL2), Microsoft has brought a full Linux environment to Windows. I'll show some tips and tricks, so software development on the WSL2 becomes even more fun! | ||
