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Given their background I think they meant nix as Linux/Unix and not Nix the programming language/package manager. Despite its clear fit with the current hotnes
by ndarwincorn 7y ago
Given their background I think they meant nix as Linux/Unix and not Nix the programming language/package manager.
Despite its clear fit with the current hotness of immutable systems and functional programming, I don't think I've seen anyone in for-profit industry on a Nix/NixOps stack.
- Ascetik 7y agoYeah I meant Linux/Unix. The asterisk turned everything italic so I just left it out.