Not a good answer, but I would try to reschedule the interview.

Otherwise a power nap and/or a cold shower. Plus no food.

Ah, yes the memories. I followed it pretty closely, happily forgot most of it. I’m somehow reminded of Groklaw.

I have been using Fastmail for a few years. No complaints. No issues. Entirely unremarkable.

I have used it as a daily driver. My biggest issue was the nix language. If I was to go back, I would invest more time in learning nix.

RIP. A legend.

Not sure what my numbers are, but definitely more active here. I make a conscious effort to participate more.

Your numbers are impressive.

Only 59. Interesting guy. Haven’t followed him much since the 90s

A job with very low responsibility, and very high salary.

I made 4 or 5 accounts on different instances. I settled on programming.dev, and only use this account.

Might be interesting to create an NSFW account too.

Not planning to return. Lemmy feels good to me. Happy to be here.

Not using it anymore. Although I’m thinking about going back to it. The NixOS learning curve is a bit more steep than most other distros.

Yes absolutely. It is really great. It is also a source of frustration, e.g., missing configuration options, non-obvious options and so on. Overall it works well.

I used NixOS for a couple of years. My experience is like this:

1. It is a rolling release (mostly)
2. You write a declarative configuration for your system, e.g., my config will say I want Neovim with certain plugins, and I can also include my Neovim configuration
3. It is stable, and when it breaks it is easy to go back
4. Packages are mostly bleeding edge