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by suchar 5y ago
I agree. Even more: I saw vim users who manually edited dozens of files which could be done by running inspection by name on the entire project in IntelliJ. Even (questionably) superior text editing capabilities of vim won’t help here. I th
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by suchar 5y ago
What’s the difference between company-provided notebook and remote IDE in regard to micromanagement? Employer may provide you shiny new M1 MacBook with all necessary spyware. Even if you use your own machine, you should check every script i
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by suchar 5y ago
The problem is running, possibly untrusted, code in isolation from the host in a convenient way. "Convenient way" is, of course, very subjective: in my case, it is doing as much as possible from the IDE (IntelliJ Idea). As a resul
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Ask HN: Development Environment Sandboxing on macOS
3 points by suchar 5y ago|4 comments
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by suchar 5y ago
My primary use-case for Home Manager is dotfiles management. This way I can keep them consistent across all machines and development containers (managed with NixOS declarative containers, so Home Manager configuration is applied on containe
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by suchar 5y ago
Over the years, I tested multiple options, and currently, I'm using NixOS declarative containers. It requires more work to create a new environment than with nix-shell, but in my experience, this is not a bottleneck. With some setup, y
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by suchar 5y ago
I think NixOS would benefit from easily accessible collection of opinionated modules/profiles/configurations with minimal set of options. Something like gnome-desktop / sway-desktop / etc. Gnome actually does pretty good
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by suchar 5y ago
Is there any practical benefit of Podman over Docker on a Mac? Virtual machine is still needed, so any performance issues are likely to persist (well, maybe Docker for Mac is a bit more buggy, but we can manually setup Docker instead of Pod