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cloudripper

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About cloudripper

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    I agree. Also, this is the kind of crystal clear thinking and analysis that we need more of (and why I come to HN). Thank you for cutting though the BS and highlighting the underly…

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    Edit: include note on PBMs In the US, insurance companies and Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs)[0] are the biggest threat to smaller, independent pharmacies. Even if your neighborho…

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    Nix is a language, package manager, and OS. This post discusses NixOS. While docker-compose allows you to compose your containers with a yaml/Dockerfiles, NixOS allows you to compo…

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    Comment #41948243

    https://nixos-and-flakes.thiscute.world/ is also an excellent resource.

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    Given the extensive infrastructure you and others are building around flakes in the Nix ecosystem, despite flakes still being experimental, what does the roadmap look like for your…

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    There's a couple reasons for that. First, for my initial attempt at the project I wanted to make as close of an adaptation from LFS guidance to Nix that I could. While I did sprink…

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    Fair questions. If the question is "why did I need to chmod those files", the answer is that permissions modifications in the mkderivation build environment are not propagated to t…

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    Thanks for the input. A couple of folks suggested that recently as well. Once I can clear up some bandwidth, I do intend to follow through on that. It gave me a huge appreciation f…

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    I gave LFS a go earlier this year. I learned a lot through the process - but I definitely went outside the guardrails. I use NixOS as my daily driver and found myself curious of wh…

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    Comment #41723804

    I thought it was intended as more of a pun on questionable displays of human intelligence.

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    In California, you can get a license plate with your call sign. That's kind of cool, right? Maybe moreso if you have a punny vanity call sign.

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    As an experienced, very poor climber myself, I enjoy the process of problem solving. However, knowing many experienced, very good climbers - studying beta is how many of them excel…

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    Porkbun is a clean option.

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    I recently fell into the Linux from Scratch rabbithole. The extra unexpected fun came while attempting to build LFS from within NixOS (my daily driver, which I only had a basic pro…

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    I appreciate stories like this as a reminder that it is never too late to make a change in your life that is right for you. Some folks stick to their comforts and avoid such a big …