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The Economic Origins of Government(pubs.aeaweb.org)
2 points by jljljl 2y ago|0 comments
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Jetify Cloud – Deployments and Enterprise Nix Cache for Devbox(jetify.com)
2 points by jljljl 2y ago|0 comments
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by jljljl 2y ago
I want to use this, but this post gave me pause: https://x.com/blader/status/1800263787746066646 "apple sherlocked 1Password today, so i'd like to remind you that your Apple ID is only as secure as your
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by jljljl 2y ago
I think this is a good point -- The ideal state is probably something that is immutable where you need it, and mutable where you may need to make frequent changes. Making small tweaks to your configuration should be easier than needing to w
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by jljljl 3y ago
You don't need to choose :). You can use Devcontainers with most of the Nix tools, including Devbox. See https://containers.dev/supporting
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by jljljl 3y ago
Devbox can also run services too. Both products use an awesome process runner called process-compose ( https://github.com/f1bonacc1/process-compose/ ) which is worth checking out (it's even built with nix!)
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How We Built Devbox's Nix Package-Version Search(jetpack.io)
1 points by jljljl 3y ago|0 comments
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by jljljl 3y ago
It always seemed like a huge disconnect that retailers were expanding self checkout and cutting hours, at the same time that they were complaining about higher shrink rates. While I often prefer self checkout for small purchases, the counte
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by jljljl 3y ago
We switched to using Nix at our startup because the rebuild time, reproducibility, and performance of Docker (especially on MacOS) were really slowing us down. Building and starting our dev container could take several minutes if we busted
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by jljljl 3y ago
If you don't want to fully commit to the OS or the Package Manager, you can use Nixpkgs alongside your OS and other package managers by installing Nixpkgs on your Mac or Linux OS. For the functional language and UX, I agree there'
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How We Sped Up Nix Package Installs in Devbox(jetpack.io)
2 points by jljljl 3y ago|0 comments
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by jljljl 3y ago
You should check out Devbox ( https://jetpack.io/devbox ) if you want local dev without the container overhead. It provide a nice interface for creating native, local dev environments using the Nix package manager, which is e
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by jljljl 3y ago
I think the split between Flakeful and Flakeless Nix that the article mentions is a big challenge for developers coming in new to the ecosystem. There's a video that recently circulated of Geohotz trying Nix from scratch[0], where the
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by jljljl 3y ago
https://lfaidata.foundation/projects/
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by jljljl 3y ago
The 2% is the amount spent specifically on the Linux _Kernel_. The top 3 categories are: - Cloud, Containers, and Virtualization: 25% - Networking and Edge: 13% - AI, ML, Data & Analytics: 12% Also worth noting: 72% of the revenue is sp
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This Week #16: Authenticating from the CLI with OAuth 2.0(jetpack.io)
1 points by jljljl 3y ago|0 comments
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by jljljl 3y ago
You can play Mad Libs with any paragraph, but it doesn't mean the argument has been applied correctly. My point is that any project needs to properly balance the goals of the project with the freedom and autonomy of other people. This
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by jljljl 3y ago
This response is literally NIMBYism: "Build build everywhere, just Not In My Back Yard. My neighborhood is special". If you believe that acceleration is critical, then you should be willing to take some sacrifices yourself in orde
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by jljljl 3y ago
People generally want to program to accomplish goals, and they want to minimize the amount of setup time and yak-shaving needed to start working on those goals. Nix does solve a lot of complex problems and gives you a lot of control over yo
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This Week #15: Devbox 0.8.4 and Offline Shells(jetpack.io)
2 points by jljljl 3y ago|0 comments
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This Week #14: JSON Schemas, Devbox 0.8.3, and Non-Default Nix Outputs(jetpack.io)
2 points by jljljl 3y ago|0 comments
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by jljljl 3y ago
If the emergency disrupts cell service, there would be no way to remotely take control of the vehicle.
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by jljljl 3y ago
Flakes have a set of default outputs they can generate, like packages, devShells, templates, and NixOS configs. Nix knows how these outputs work and can validate them using `nix flake check`, or list them with `nix flake show` But what if y
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by jljljl 3y ago
This is awesome! We used a similar SemVer interface for installing standard nix packages on Nixhub (www.nixhub.io), and a lot of users told us it was a killer feature. Having a nice search interface should help a lot with Flake discoverabil
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TySON: Use TypeScript as a Configuration Language(github.com)
6 points by jljljl 3y ago|1 comments
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How We Built Nix Package-Version Search for Nixhub and Devbox(jetpack.io)
3 points by jljljl 3y ago|0 comments
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by jljljl 3y ago
That's really cool! Was it as simple as running `devbox add livebook@latest`? Or did you need to configure it in any way?
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Test GitHub Actions Locally(mikenikles.com)
2 points by jljljl 3y ago|2 comments
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Breaking Through VSCode Env Restrictions with Devbox and Nix(jetpack.io)
4 points by jljljl 3y ago|0 comments
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by jljljl 3y ago
Finally, physical NFTs

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