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From: Zoe Roux <zoe.roux@zoriya.dev>
Date: Sun, 22 Sep 2024 13:41:52 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] wip

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+I use a lot of nerdy tools (linux, nix, river), some tools also have a steep learning curve (vim, dvorak). I also type on this:
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+a 32 split keyboard i made myself.
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+A lot of developers would say I am wasting time, using tools that have no use or slow me down, and I should stop to ship some products.
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+I also write code in a lot of different language (XX according to my github stats) and I still do not have a favorite language. Nor do I have a goto language when I want to make a project quickly.
+Even on my most important project, Kyoo, multiple languages coexist while most would say a big monolith could be enough.
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+I rewrite projects from scratch if I feel this is needed, even if it means losing velocity (ex for kyoo's v5).
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+I never use LLM, for writing code or searching for solution/alternatives. Heck, I don't even use auto-complete to write code.
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+While you could say I'm just an old fashioned nerd, my choices can be summarized by those sentences:
+ - **Building** things I use is fun
+ - **Learning** new things is fun
+ - Being **competent** is fun
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+I like using projects I build. I like learning new things everyday, new obscure features of my editor/os/packet manager/wm.
+I love being **wrong** and having my understanding of something being completely changed after learning something new.
+I like knowing *why* and *how* stuff work, I absolutely refuse to use something without knowing exactly what it does. I would rather spend 2h searching for something (and getting lost on a github issue of how the feature was designed) than get a quick & dirty solution.
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+My github bio is "I'm not a dev, I'm a sorceress". This is not (only) because I like magic, it's because of the sentence "Magic is science we do not understand yet". I like studying what I do not understand.
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+I don't have an end-goal of shipping stuff, getting cracked or becoming a millionaire. I just want to have fun, and to me, being a dev is more fun than any video game or movies.
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+This are my thoughts about nix, a tool I use & love, that I don't recommend.
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+doc
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+## What is nix
+
+#### Package manager
+
+more packets than everything blabla
+
+lack of versioned thing (hint abour flakes as a okish solution)
+
+#### OS
+
+#### DSL
+
+### lack of docs, weird state of flakes
+
+## Project tools
+
+### Dotenv
+
+#### goswag, prisma etc
+
+### Unified commands
+
+### Docker
+
+https://x.com/haskuya/status/1829637199127531771?s=19
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+### CI
+
+## System configuration
+
+### Flakes
+
+### Temporary config
+
+(you just need to find a machine with nix to use it)
+
+### Modules & Debug
+
+### Impermanence
+
+## Conclusion