3 Aug 2021 |
@gtrunsec:matrix.org | https://github.com/GTrunSec/braindump-nix-resource/blob/main/disnix.org (knowledge collection Roam search feature ) | 23:12:53 |
@gtrunsec:matrix.org | https://braindump.gtrun.org/#/page/disnix | 23:15:19 |
@gtrunsec:matrix.org |  Download image.png | 23:15:24 |
4 Aug 2021 |
@gtrunsec:matrix.org | Deploying the processes model to a container instance can probably be made more convenient by using Nix flakes -- a new Nix feature that is still experimental. With flakes we can easily deploy an arbitrary number of Nix expressions to a container and pin the deployment to a specific version of Nixpkgs.
https://sandervanderburg.blogspot.com/2021/02/deploying-mutable-multi-process-docker.html | 07:57:22 |
@gtrunsec:matrix.org | I think we can do some bits of help with the flakes support. | 07:59:01 |
David Arnold (blaggacao) | In reply to @gtrunsec:matrix.org I think we can do some bits of help with the flakes support. That sort community reach out seems extremely potent. The foundations of DevOS are in place to also manage non-nixos/hm/devshell configurations such as k8s, divnix, etc | 16:06:03 |
David Arnold (blaggacao) | I have a clandestine vision of expanding devos into a StartupEnv template. So many startups waste too much time on bad technology and setup, espexially outside of silicon vally 😎😁 | 16:07:08 |
David Arnold (blaggacao) | * I have a clandestine vision of expanding devos into a `StartupEnv` template. So many startups waste too much time on bad technology and setup, especially outside of silicon valley 😎😁 (and even there) | 16:07:21 |
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5 Aug 2021 |
d4hines | gtrunsec: your LogSeq is so pretty! How do you do that? | 21:41:11 |
d4hines | Can you link your LogSeq config? | 21:41:27 |
Pacman99 | In reply to @timdeh:matrix.org Did anyone ever set up nix-darwin support? If your talking about for digga, I've looked into it. We have the infrastructure there with the nixos namespace that can easily be duplicated into a darwin namespace. I just don't have any motivation since I only use linux and android. | 21:43:19 |
@timdeh:matrix.org | well, perhaps kreisys could help us out then, since he is a Mac user 😃 | 21:44:03 |
Pacman99 | perfect, I bet we could do something along the same lines for a robotnix integration | 21:44:47 |
6 Aug 2021 |
David Arnold (blaggacao) | For all the fellows that reported problems with the bootsrap iso: here is the hotfix. https://github.com/divnix/digga/commit/a709ba8bc4b1087b6e52c734c0bab069da43a672 | 01:08:10 |
@gtrunsec:matrix.org | In reply to @d4hines:matrix.org Can you link your LogSeq config? https://github.com/zhanghanduo/logseq_forest_theme | 01:21:42 |
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@kraftnix:matrix.org | wow I have been looking for something like LogSeq, it looks like it fits nearly every requirement for a knowledge base, except the most import (from what I can see from a bit of looking), it looks it's tied to github / not fully selfhostable 😢 | 13:31:31 |
@timdeh:matrix.org | yeah, we started using it for internal docs recently. It's still a fairly young so maybe self hosting is on the roadmap? | 16:25:08 |
@timdeh:matrix.org | * yeah, we started using it for internal docs recently. It's still fairly young so maybe self hosting is on the roadmap? | 16:25:18 |
d4hines | I have my Logseq db as just local files. So you can do fancy git stuff to sync between machines. I was thinking about GitFS, but I don't know how that would work multiplayer. | 22:15:42 |
7 Aug 2021 |
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8 Aug 2021 |
@timdeh:matrix.org | bringing in the big guns now 😉
https://book.divnix.com/ | 19:09:01 |
@timdeh:matrix.org | David Arnold (blaggacao): what Jon and I are trying to decide now, is whether this book should target stable nix, nix unstable or perhaps two separate versions, similar to how the rust book still has older versions hanging around. If anyone has any input on this, that'd be great 😄 | 19:20:02 |
David Arnold (blaggacao) | I've grown up with unstable, so it might make sense to start with a narrower scope? | 19:21:24 |
@timdeh:matrix.org | My vote would be unstable as well, since it is both easier to manage (imo) and the eventual future. It may also end up being more controversial however | 19:22:13 |
@timdeh:matrix.org | Fortunately the expression language really hasn't changed, excepting a few new builtins, so it's only the cli portions we'll have to account for. | 19:23:03 |
@timdeh:matrix.org | Before too long, it may also be pertinent to ask Eelco his opinion directly, since the eventual goal is to host this on nixos.org | 19:24:29 |