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Hello. I am a software developer. I build things that excite me, usually having little visible similarities.

I love to code random but useful ideas that pop in my head from time to time. I don't have a fixed stack that I like working on yet; albeit I've explored a lot of languages and technologies through various side projects. Even so, I can safely say that my most used languages are TypeScript, Python, and Go.

Although I enjoy cycling alone, most of my day is spent indoors either doing random things on my laptop, chatting, coding, playing video games, or decorating my room; all while jamming to music.

Contact me at [email protected].

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not-so-flakey-devshells's Issues

Expose what each package contains

Currently, the packages that are offered by the flakes use symlinkJoin which hides what packages it contains within when running nix flake show. The packages can only be seen when opening the flake manually.

This shouldn't be the case. Fixing this issue might be as simple as adding metadata to symlinkJoin but will require some testing.

Allow configuring VSCode settings

One major problem with the vscode package in the flakes is that they don't configure language specific settings. This can be easily accomplished by a .vscode/settings.json but it's a bad workaround to a bigger problem: non-deterministic configuration.

There's a potential solution that can benefit from VSCode's new profiles system but there's some shortcomings to it (ex: how do we automate creating a profile). If you want to discuss this solution, please see this issue: NixOS/nixpkgs#261205

I'm open to hearing more solutions to this; perhaps even a deterministic way to create .vscode/settings.json

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