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vroombaprime
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Comment #13108567
Everything you said matches my experiences - the complexity has to be watched closely, but otherwise it's a huge boon.
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Comment #13108506
The custom tasks are never reusable - they are specific to that one build. If they ARE reusable they become gradle plugins, same as in maven. Effort of banging out a custom task to…
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Comment #13108356
Things I love having in gradle: * custom tasks AND up-to-date checks for them (for when you invariably need special tasks like custom generated code, filtering only some resources …
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Comment #12896391
General case (if you are at a startup this doesn't apply): Getting a raise and promotion are different things, though sometimes promotions happen at "raise time" (yearly review cyc…
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Comment #12701651
This would make a lot of sense. I would /never/ make a build using maven again, but having maven central around is a huge plus for the jvm ecosystem and I'm happy it survives. (plu…
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Comment #12359662
"Our capacity to cause harm is a tiny fraction of that of a car." By rolling lights/stops you're making it harder for cars to notice and avoid you, making it more dangerous for you…
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Comment #12247871
What is reliable email worth to you though? $40/yr is a pittance for something I use every day...the analysis is harder when you have more data though, like you say.
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Comment #12206535
You guys do a great job with HN moderation and I've always been curious what ratio of mods:numComments is sustainable and still keep quality high and mods not burned out - do you t…
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Comment #12101244
Good luck getting email to work with that setup though.
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Comment #12038098
I'll be the first to lament the spread of javascript, SPAs, and the huge hit to accessibility that the web has taken over the years. None of that changes that js adds incredible po…
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Comment #12036505
Browsers/webapps have only become this crazily successful because they allow seamless delivery of applications to run locally. I haven't seen anything to build "code-less" apps tha…
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Comment #12017185
Funny you mention airbnb and uber, two of the worst offenders that I avoid because they won't follow the rules. You are 100% correct on the punishments not having impact for the wi…
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Comment #12017059
No group I've talked with has any concern for being sued over implementing java applications. The actual concerns are mainly whether oracle will continue supporting the ecosystem -…
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Comment #12016658
Naughtiness, rule bending, finding loopholes...there is a lot of gray area that we can all debate endlessly about. Likely the automated test software they made falls in that area -…
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Comment #12016221
Regardless of how true that is or isn't, a business built on breaking the law is not ok. 59nadir is right, you can build a great product while following the rules. Disruption is aw…