carrotsalad

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Contraband(asymco.com)
3 points by carrotsalad 1y ago|0 comments
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Thoughts and Prayers(asymco.com)
2 points by carrotsalad 1y ago|0 comments
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Is Chrome Even a Sellable Asset?(daringfireball.net)
57 points by carrotsalad 1y ago|18 comments
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by carrotsalad 2y ago
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 of a bunch of tech CEOs posting similar ass-cover
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by carrotsalad 2y ago
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 writing on his own website (for over 20 y
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by carrotsalad 2y ago
> 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 the title of the post says "Mill: A fast JVM buil
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by carrotsalad 2y ago
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 language _is something other than Java_. That means there's a
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by carrotsalad 3y ago
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 it just sends a loop of water (or water w/ g
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by carrotsalad 15y ago
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 what they've created, especially for things that would be ha
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by carrotsalad 15y ago
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 the original article 20¢ :-) (see my Tip stream at http://
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by carrotsalad 15y ago
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 for free on the Web, then we'll just get more and more obnox
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by carrotsalad 15y ago
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 claimed tips to web publishers via monthly awards. And Ti
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by carrotsalad 15y ago
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 tips go unclaimed for a really long time, they get return