NOVO Energy R&D AB | https://www.novoenergy.se/ | Sr. Software Engineer | On-site, Gothenburg, Sweden | Full Time
We are a small team building a data platform for our R&D organization with a stated goal of democratizing internal access to data to enable good research. We are looking for an additional generalist who enjoys solving interesting problems across a wide area of domains:
* machine-to-machine communication using various low-level or industrial protocols
I've tried both. I was using stow before I switched to nix (on mac) and nix-darwin + home-manager. I use home-manager for everything except my vim config (I don't want to bury it in nix config and loose portability). home-manager is very nice when you want to create configuration that depends on other programs, e.g complex gitconfigs or crazy mutt setups.
I'm not sure if it's all worth it. I recently got a new machine, and it sure reduced the pain of setting it up. But I get a new laptop every four years or so. Bike shedding is fun.