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Why not get the best of both worlds? Spend time tinkering to find force multipliers, then throw those dotfiles or Brewfile or installation scripts into a git re
by kornish 9y ago
Why not get the best of both worlds? Spend time tinkering to find force multipliers, then throw those dotfiles or Brewfile or installation scripts into a git repo and it's all a `git clone` away.
What works for you certainly works for you, of course; it's just worth noting that there exists a very productive middle ground in which one can use tools without spending an unproductive amount of time on hyperconfiguration.
- bluejekyll 9y agoYeah. I've started doing this. Warning though, make sure to use a private repo. It keeps two my macs and Linux systems all in sync. I knew someone who accidentally uploaded their AWS credentials to a public repo; that was a huge shitshow.
- bluejekyll 9y agoYeah. I've started doing this. Warning though, make sure to use a private repo. I knew someone who accidentally uploaded their AWS credentials to a public repo; that was a huge shitshow.(btw, don't put cress in repos at all, but at least a private repowill give you a buffer)