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Comment #42965849
It's a reproducible thing, until the pile of crap in the abstraction layer they built with Nix on top of Linux fails for any number of reasons, whether they redefined a variable, r…
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Comment #42965768
Another fork, similar to what happened with other Linux projects regarding systemd. The difference is that in NixOS and now SixOS (SexOS), things are more dramatic, and they love p…
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Comment #42456560
When it's finished and stable.
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Comment #42241399
Sure, but tell me: How often do you see NixOS used as a file server, enterprise app server, in the cloud, as a web server, for big databases, email server, backup server, firewall,…
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Comment #42215857
You shouldn't use something experimental like NixOS and Nix at work, that's fine at home or as a hobby.
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Comment #41977115
The only thing missing from the article was to say that Ballmer loved Linux and open source but that he was misunderstood lol. Ballmer was a fucking despot and a piece of shit. Tha…
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Comment #41964781
If NixOS works well for you, that's great! But from my perspective, the whole NixOS model adds unnecessary complexity and makes you learn ways to do things that don’t really transl…
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Comment #41957705
No, I like it practical and without such stupid design choices.
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Comment #41956923
Well, with Haskell you know what it is oriented towards and you know what to expect, but Nix wants to control everything in the system by adding unnecessary complexity to the simpl…
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Comment #41956806
If Guix were an optimal solution, many companies would be using it, but that's not happening. It's just a niche experiment. And parentheses don't seem so bad when the code is one l…
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Comment #41956517
With NixOS, you simply use Nix to configure a file that in turn configures other files that configure other packages, and you have to rely on the new path and variable definitions …
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Comment #41956385
NixOS has very limited usage, with few companies adopting it for critical or commercial tasks. It is more common in experimental niches. One of the main issues with nixpkgs is that…
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Comment #41953550
Guile and Nix are horrible languages with shitty syntax, the difference is that one is general purpose (Guile) and the other is a mix of yaml and json, while Guile (Lisp) abuses pa…
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Comment #41953471
NixOS is a terrible solution rather than a reproducible one. Adding a layer of complexity to simple text files that can be easily edited and having thousands of links that are link…
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Comment #39558429
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