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Comment #39326765
I don't want to login to github.com when I'm on my work computer. That's going to take me one step closer to uploading company internal stuff by accident.
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Comment #39326662
It's not only code search that is affected. Issue and pull request search are affected as well. Here's a screen recording of that happening: https://imgur.com/a/BT6uRIe It's been q…
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Comment #37112606
My thoughts exactly. Container-based development environments has a Cygwin-like clunkiness to it. But even clunkier because of the default lack of access to the host system, and th…
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Comment #37112388
It's really not. Docker is a tool for binary distribution. Docker images are those binaries. Dockerfiles used to create Docker images don't have any mechanism to ensure reproducibi…
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Comment #37004128
I think Nix is relevant here, because being able to run software across different machines reproducibly is one of its major selling point. I particularly like that it doesn't rely …
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Comment #36393305
I think there's a bit of confusion caused by equating Nix "derivations" with "packages" of traditional package managers. Nix mainly concerns itself with derivations [1]. They're bu…
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Comment #35927864
> has been well worked out for Chinese and Japanese. Not really. Typing CJK text is a tedious and frustrating experience. People cope with it because no one has come up with a bett…
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Comment #35221037
Treating packaging boundaries and runtime isolation as the same thing is exactly the problem with Docker and similar solutions. Just because some package didn't require another pac…
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Comment #25568420
I believe Stow can fix everything except #2 [1], although I haven't actually used it before. But it's also easy to create your own "garbage collector" that cleans up dangling symli…
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