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Here's a few pain points I had:

* Virtual VM's don't solve my problem everytime. There's software that still requires x86 and a VM isn't going to solve that problem in a few cases. I wish I could get into more details here but I'm kind of a noob in this realm. (TLDR: I need to use something called UAExpert and to resolve this, I have both a separate Linux machine and Windows machine in case I need it)

* Have to install homebrew and an x864 version of homebrew to run the right software. Homebrew does not document this so this solution was based off stack overflow posts.

* While docker states that it supports multiple architectures, I don't find that to be fully true. For our codebase, I need to push up x86 docker images but accidentally pushed up arm64 ones instead. There's a solution for it but it's definitely not an out-of-the-box solution at the moment.

Overall, still pretty happy with it. My older macbook pro had gotten sluggish so the tradeoff for me was worth it.