I use git worktree for that... it's great

That's a fair point. I think the author intended the post to be a treasure trove of ideas for your own scripts, not as something to blindly include in your daily workflow.

it take less than a sec or less than 10s with a google search to adapt...

are you going to install nix in a random docker container?

That is why I said that I still know how to use basic Unix tools. If I am debugging something so frequently that I feel that I need to install my Nix configuration just to get productive there is something clearly going wrong.

For example, in $CURRENT_JOB we have a bastion host that gives access to the databases (not going to discuss if this is a good idea or not, this is how my company does). 90% of time I can do whatever I need just with what the bastion host offers (that doesn't have Nix), if I need to do further analysis I can copy some files between the bastion host and my computer to do further analysis.

I've gotten great mileage out of a ttyd-based container that runs bash with nix. Ttyd exposes the shell over web endpoint.

I can just drop it into the environment and pull in tools that I need using nix.

mise is a good middle ground.

I am not sure how mise would be a "good middle ground" compared to Nix, considering it is really easy to get a static binary version of Nix. Nowadays it even works standalone without creating a `/nix` directory, you can simply run the binary and it will create everything you need in `~/.local/state/nix` if I remember correctly. And of course Nix is way more powerful than mise.

happy freshrss user here, the mobile web interface is a bit annoying, readera is fine. but it's so fast compared to use other things... (hosted on a old rpi3)

I would use https://github.com/agkozak/zsh-z if you are on zsh if i was you, much faster than alternatives

I beg to differ the Asian and Europeans content of netflix is quite different from the usual blockbuster hollywood content,

Yeah I'm not saying Netflix never has good stuff, just that it's few and far between in comparison to the others I mentioned.

Sorry, but this sounds like total over-reaction...

Their "business model is failing"? Says who?

Why is wayland better X, sorry i dont know well desktop linux,

I hate bazel with passion, I have to use it at work on really large project, and the UX is so wrong... built for google by google and my CTO thinks we can be google if we use it...

What specifically about the UX is annoying to you? I'd be interested in hearing what could be done to improve the experience. Is it just writing BUILD files or is it the cli interface?