This document explains how EkaCI discovers, lists, and builds Nix derivations.

One possible model to explore here is to have a Linux and macOS server running somewhere, and then have a 'thin client' to work with them remotely.

For e.g., use a Surface Pro along with VSCode+Tailscale to work on complex projects.

The only downside is the reliance on strong internet connection.

• In low-speed/latency network situations, we can resurrect one of those machines (say, a Macbook Pro hitherto acting as server) for client-side use.

• Servers

https://x.com/sridca/status/1905663537680146594

Naiveté is described as "being likeable and liking". What does it mean?

In Richard’s Journal, the concept of naiveté is presented as a pivotal quality in the pursuit of actual freedom, and the description of it as "being likeable and liking" encapsulates a specific experiential state. Below is a thorough explanation of what this means, based on Richard’s framework, articulated in a formal tone with clear and precise language.

Apply the below patch on top of https://github.com/srid/dioxus-desktop-template/tree/2500a3729f5909e930bfe33ddd6863844dbef721

[ERROR] error[E0061]: this method takes 1 argument but 0 arguments were supplied
   --> src/main.rs:122:5
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122 | /     render! {