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Comment #42110702
In what way is he being a "political fanatic" in this post? His writing has never been politically neutral - nor has he ever claimed it was - but this post calling out the lameness…
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Comment #42088920
It's not clear to me what is the problem you have with Gruber or this post. He's just a journalist/blogger who's covered Apple and related topics by, you know, publishing his own w…
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Comment #41974049
> It's intended as a replacement for _scala_ builds. Having a build definition in the native language [...] makes task customization easier for the maintainer Totally agree! But th…
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Comment #41972803
Mill looks interesting, but, _from a Java development perspective_, it has the same fundamental challenge as Gradle (and most other build systems), which is that its config languag…
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Comment #38495792
The article describes this as a "monobloc" air-to-water heat pump. Monobloc means that the compressor, fan, and all the refrigerant are entirely sealed within the outdoor unit, and…
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Comment #3438191
One of the things we hope http://TipTheWeb.org/ will be good for is offering a way for creators of open source tools and useful web services to get money from the people who use wh…
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Comment #3271427
That's part of what we're trying to do with http://TipTheWeb.org/ , letting people support the content they like with voluntary micro-donations. For instance, I've already tipped t…
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Comment #2488070
Well, I wouldn't call it a "market", exactly. But people spend money on plenty of things they don't need to. And if no one supports all the great stuff people work on and put up fo…
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Comment #2488038
TipTheWeb ( http://tiptheweb.org/ ) is a new (non-profit!) service that just came out of private beta a few months ago- it has no fees for tippers or publishers, and passes 100% of…
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Comment #2488021
TipTheWeb ( http://tiptheweb.org/ ) lets you tip almost anything, as long as it is free to access. When a publisher claims their site, they'll find the tips waiting for them. (If t…