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infinisil

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    Comment #41444027

    > And if that's not already bad, I found this section of the docs recently and it said "This section has been moved to pkgs/README.md.", but when I read the README file, it doesn't…

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    Comment #40285008

    I'm going to quote https://save-nix-together.org/ : > Single-handedly blocking Meson, which has a passed RFC, for five years because he doesn’t know meson but knows his own build s…

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    Comment #40275352

    I'm afraid the letter spread some misinformation: The meson RFC has in fact not been approved: https://github.com/NixOS/rfcs/pull/132 For a discussion on this, see https://github.c…

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    Comment #40196475

    This is a great post, very well said! Over the weekend I’ve been working with NixOS foundation members and other community members to address what you’re describing, and I’m happy …

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    Comment #37819192

    Flakes has an unfortunate past [1]. The fact that so many people are using Flakes now and treating them as stable makes it effectively impossible to make drastic changes, even thou…

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    Comment #37241410

    Hello, the person you're speaking about here. I appreciate all the concern but I'm actually doing very good! While working on Nix was originally a hobby for me, I am now getting pa…

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    Comment #32163147

    I think https://lobste.rs/ is pretty good at staying focused on programming

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    Comment #31055640

    I've got a similar setup myself, check out https://lobste.rs/s/yppnts/tailscale_on_nixos_new_minecraft_... where I describe how I did it. It's quite custom but all open source. htt…

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    Comment #30601345

    It's referring to the ncurses library: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ncurses

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    Comment #28762192

    It would even suffice to just swap two random elements every iteration!

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    Comment #23878411

    Scion is such an effort: https://www.scion-architecture.net/

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    Comment #22296082

    - /nix has been the (default) location for at least 15 years without problems, changing this now just because Apple messed with this would be very strange - With Nix, every path in…

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    Comment #22295578

    They are using a Docker multi-stage build in the very Dockerfile they showed..

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    Comment #22250556

    As choward already mentioned, I think NixOS is a very good choice: aarch64 is decently well supported with a bunch of people running NixOS on their Raspbys, and cross compilation s…

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    Comment #22243249

    You should be able to make the webserver reverse proxy from https://eliot-jones.com/hntrends to http://localhost:5690 , e.g. with nginx [0] and httpd [1] [0]: https://docs.nginx.co…

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    Comment #21433484

    Yes Nix has been around for a while and is a very good package manager. But please don't be disrespectful to everybody who doesn't know about it, it's still rather unknown in gener…

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    Comment #20811613

    From what I can gather from the FAQ, this won't work for routers behind a NAT, which is the case for me and I assume many others too, this should probably be mentioned somewhere. A…

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    Comment #20599010

    Not sure how I feel about Google entrenching itself in yet another part of the technology stack

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    Comment #20083315

    However, this won't bring you back, it will just bring back a clone that is exactly like you.

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    Comment #19861587

    > already available in 44 states I'm a bit disappointed by all big companies focusing on the states. Fact is, over 95% of people don't live in the US. Every time I see some fancy n…

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    Comment #19768977

    > The first two years it was pretty upfront about being a work-in-progress that wasn't for people who wanted something stable I've been very much on the Swift train in its first 2 …

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    Comment #19768964

    If you're doing so much casting you're doing something wrong. Swift's power comes from the type system, which alleviates the need for all casting in general. Instead of using a [St…