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That Computer Scientist - Nix is the New Arch!
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Nix and Common Lisp seem to sit in the same space -- it's spoken of extremely fondly but has difficulty escaping the lab. For some reason it's extremely technically capable, but fails to find widespread adoption.
Add Guix to this.