>That is a good and useful thing As long as you manage to pick it up, which I'm struggling with - you have to approach the problem from an entirely different a

>That is a good and useful thing As long as you manage to pick it up, which I'm struggling with - you have to approach the problem from an entirely different angle with an entirely different paradigm. I'm struggling with adopting Nix on my personal machine for the same reason - I get `dnf install foo bar` but I don't get `I want foo and bar installed on my machine.` I want my machine to do the stuff only when I explicitly ask it to do stuff and only when I explicitly tell it when to do it. UPD: >If you ever watch terraform deploy a complex (10+ dissimilar resources) infrastructure it comes close to magic how it discovers what already has been done and what still needs to be done and in which order. But why would you have half-ready environments you aren't even aware of state of? Isn't our job about having as little magic, mysteries and unknown variables as possible? I'm a big opponent of magic and, probably, one of bigger fans of KISS - simple implementation, not simple usage.