No macOS Devcontainer Support for GPU Passthrough in VS Code
Developers using macOS cannot run local AI models with GPU acceleration inside VS Code devcontainers because Docker on Mac lacks GPU passthrough. Windows has CUDA forwarding but no equivalent exists for Apple Silicon, forcing developers to choose between isolation and performance.
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