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If it is as they claim well academically supported, you'd assume they'd be easily able to get a subhuman on someone's .edu or.ac.uk or whatever
by angusp 10y ago
If it is as they claim well academically supported, you'd assume they'd be easily able to get a subhuman on someone's
.edu or.ac.uk or whatever
- jedanbik 10y agoI believe a .org would be most appropriate here. Thinking about http://opendap.org/node/305 http://opendap.org/node/305 for context. [What is OPeNDAP: http://opendap.org/about http://opendap.org/about]
- ieee8023 10y agoWe have academictorrents.org too!
- iamjeff 10y agoHi Mr. Cohen (?). Thanks for taking the time to make this publicly available.
- ieee8023 10y agoDr. Cohen! But I don't care about titles. Thanks for posting about it! Do you know a hacker news post launched the site in 2014? I was chatting about it at an event in Boston and someone posted it on here and it went crazy. The machines we had hosting data had their 20Mbps connections maxed out for weeks. Now we are prepared and it's just another day! Here is one of the plots from 2014: https://i.imgur.com/Ecr44AZ.png https://i.imgur.com/Ecr44AZ.png
- iamjeff 10y agoWoah! That screengrab is a mess at that tail end- massive traffic, not to mention that this went on for weeks. Regardless, this is an amazingly useful tool that a n00b like myself finds useful(going forward). Thank you, Daktari (Swahili for "doctor").
- mdda 10y agoPostDocs may have a bad rap, but 'subhuman' is going a bit far...
- privong 10y ago> PostDocs may have a bad rap, but 'subhuman' is going a bit far... That may have been an autocorrect "correction" of the word "subdomain".