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NixOS can help you, but only on the way you apply a configuration. I personally just have my own setup file in github.

You are looking for an old style mainframe, NixOS is about configuration and programs installed.

Depending on your need you can achieve what you want with just some ssh connections and stuff, you can even tunnel a graphical interface!

However if you are just looking for file sharing and syncing, you can just make and http or ftp (tho this protocol is not recommended anymore) and access it across several computers.

You can also use auto-sync processes (IIRC "rsync" is one) or just a syncing daemon and a git repo.

julia and ruby are pretty common also

There's also the QBE backend

it's just a way to use map with a reference instead of the value, by what I understood.

could be usefull for logging values in a Result so you can see it. However I think you can already do that by just mapping and returning the variable.

It may not work directly, but there's always a way to misdirect it, like a vm!

rebuild stuff

I've remade a temperature converter cli 3 times in rust. Just to understand enums, structs and the borrow checker. Then I made an http server, that acted as a library's book borrowing system.

thank you very much.

By undefined I meant the usage of undefined in the language, however you phrased it way better :)

That's what I hate about javascript, it doesn't warm you about undefined behavior, it just throws.

I used to not really care about that, but after learning C and Rust, damm, I wish there where result types everywhere

When using jp:path, [?(expr)] would mean a raku code expression or a regex?

There are way too many options for a simple gui

I would recommend gettin lunarvim and just yanking whatever you like.

I loved math, so a friend of my mother said I could make the computer do maths for me.

6 years later and I'm still amazed computers do what I tell them. And now that I work with this everyday, I'm even more amazed anything works at all.