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It's late, and I feel like some sort of lizard after having written about this. But I've been thinking about this recently, and perhaps it's useful to some. Also trying to get past having writers block by just writing more. And this topic is pretty low-stakes for me.
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Replying to @yoshuawuyts
would like to read more about bundling/unbundling. or just watch that bikeshed get painted on twitter
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Replying to @b0neskull @yoshuawuyts
a consumer doesn’t want to buy bundled services or products if they cost too much. what’s the cost of a bundled OSS project? otoh if you consume too many unbundled products you are probably going to find the bundled one more cost-effective. again, how to map to OSS projects?
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Bundling has a cost in compile time, binary size, scope. An extreme example of this could be C++ Boost — it's one stop for *everything*. Individual components require time to assemble, and means you have to maintain the glue. It's again a trade-off.
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