QuazarOmega @ QuazarOmega @lemy.lol

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Hah, I knew it would come to that

but I think that’s the point of diminishing returns in terms of effort

Not if you make another application to automatically split commits in that way... application which will need its own commits, it's never-ending

Actually I hadn't heard about nix develop, I came across Devbox pretty randomly

So, after I saw it, I went to look into it more and found that it's like a sort of nix shell for who is used to NPM and the like and I immediately wanted to try it out, because it just sounded like less mental burden then learning yet another thing, which was devenv as far as I got, which I found through these Reddit and Hacker News discussions.
So for now I feel right at ~_\~~ home with it.
In your experience, do you think using nix develop would slim things down without sacrificing too much comfort?

Is it possible to learn this power?

Talk about atomic commits

:D and ∞ are the manifestations of my struggle

Sidebery entered the chat

I didn't know, that sucks so much.
Though, someone made a post on superuser and a reply said that you can back up the database, so at least something is salvageable

lmaoo, I can't believe someone actually did that and was serious about it.
I'm already imagining commits piling up with comments like:

• "add a newline"
• "move function up"
• "rename variable users to user_list"
• "Revert previous commit"
• "no John, it's user_list and that's it, don't you dare change it again"

He wasn’t an exec for very long.

Good riddance I guess

Finally got to it and I AM SO GIDDY RIGHT NOW!!!
I looked at your files to know what I should have expected, then, since I'm on Silverblue, I followed this guide https://julianhofer.eu/blog/01-silverblue-nix/ coupled with with Home Manager's Flake manual and finished off with installing Devbox (through Home Manager, which isn't listed as one of the official installation options for some reason), made a Python environment with it and... it's all looking good!
Declarative workflow, here I come 🤩 (and I can soon shelve all those rusty distroboxes that don't start anymore because Podman/Distrobox weirdnesses which have been all to frequent in my usage, yikes)

Thanks again! I probably wouldn't have taken the plunge so soon without your comment

I would love this so much, I looked around to see if anyone had opened an official issue for that yet, but I saw nothing on their Jira

More commits == More money!!!

Gotta love protected sex

I strive for this kind of based level

systemd: I am the system!

Linux: not yet.

Here's a short list I made some time ago: https://codeberg.org/quazar-omega/awesome-yt-dlp

For desktop I suggest Parabolic, now it's on Windows too!
Don't know about Mac OS though, if you find one, do send a PR, I'd be happy to add it to the list :)

Debugging my hello world be like:

• Air Directory

That actually sounds like a great name for a cloud service, lol

Even funnier when it's their own platform and it has been missing the feature to disable them for so long afaik

Dumb joke, iKnow

Me when I don't say inodes to refer to folders in iOS: