| ▲ | shevy-java 4 hours ago | |
> Unless you're brand new to Linux or computing, it's not a mystery what a given nix config change is ever doing. I am not brand new - and I don't know what the heck the config is doing. That is why I rely on documentation. The "code is self-explanatory" is always an attempt to not have useful documentation and try to rationalise that problem away. | ||
| ▲ | hombre_fatal 3 hours ago | parent [-] | |
Nothing about this changes with Nix nor AI agents. You can read documentation on an as-needed basis or to your heart's content. The point is that the majority of the day to day changes I make to my desktop environment aren't so critical that I need to do more than read an AI agent's proposed changes to my config and accept them when they look reasonable. And I don't think looking up the exact config options to NixOS' networking system does anything to increase my knowledge of the OS. It's just a triviality. | ||