> in general, there's not really any practical difference between ARM64 and x86 for desktop use
... provided everything you and your team does is 100% on the web, otherwise if you're a normal dev shop building and consuming docker images then you'll chase innumerable reports of "well, on my machine I can't use docker.io/example/thingy:1.0 I had to use docker.io/eleeetz-safe-4-sure/thingy:0.33.05beta-arm64"
Thus, it would be better if the whole company were on the same CPU and since there's no longer any prayer of amd64 macOS ... we Linuxers have to capitulate
... provided everything you and your team does is 100% on the web, otherwise if you're a normal dev shop building and consuming docker images then you'll chase innumerable reports of "well, on my machine I can't use docker.io/example/thingy:1.0 I had to use docker.io/eleeetz-safe-4-sure/thingy:0.33.05beta-arm64"
Thus, it would be better if the whole company were on the same CPU and since there's no longer any prayer of amd64 macOS ... we Linuxers have to capitulate