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by ArchReaper 8y ago
>How should I keep my links working? Build functionality that lets you mass-update all scihub links across your site, and manually update it whenever a domain goes down Or link to .onion versions (and a link to TOR) Or stop linking
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
Yes, they had been successful with voice search long before Alexa ever came out, and continue to do it well. Google is THE search giant, you'd have to be acting intentionally obtuse to not understand his point.
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/wiki/index
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
They didn't say anything was wrong with that, they said it used to be the only option. Now there's other options.
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
Now here's a device that actually is a straight wiretap. I wonder if they just hope that people don't care, or if they are actually going to design it in some kind of not-a-wiretap way (hopefully following Google/Amazon'
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
What have you been smoking?
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
Admins: why did you take this down? The previous submission didn't get any attention and this had some good discussion.
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
What does this have to do with politics? 'Meltdown' is a very common term.
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
This is super clickbaity and full of rich-hate. The city sent a bill to a deceased person for years, and it's basically pocket change to the people that live there. It would be absurd for the city to sell the street over something like
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
I guess I fundamentally disagree that them providing an 'answer' is somehow unethical, unless there is some kind of verbiage on the feature that claims 100% accuracy that I am unaware of.
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
Is your argument "Google should not be allowed to do anything if their algorithms aren't 100% flawless and perfect"? I really am failing to understand your viewpoint.
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
>This response creates no opportunity to argue a compelling case for why scientific knowledge should not remain pay-walled by publishers and/or establish new legal frameworks for copyright of scientific knowledge. You somehow think
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
From their site: >Curecoin puts ASICs to work at what they are good at–securing a blockchain, while it puts GPUs and CPUs to work with work items that can only be done on them–protein folding. Do you (or anyone) have more information in
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
>it would be cool if Bitcoin didn't require throwaway computation Sure, but that's a technology that does not exist. If you can figure out how to create a blockchain-like concept, where the 'proof of work' actually co
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
>I'm sure that the intent in this case was not malicious What other explanation is there? Is there a valid reason for an audio driver to silently install a CA cert?
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
Why are they allowed to bundle malware in their drivers? Why is this not illegal?
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
Why does it have OS in the name? Is it an operating system? (This is a question I cannot find a direct answer to on their site) Their site makes it incredibly difficult to actually find out what this really is. The only text visible on my s
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
Is this suggesting that this would rely on browser implementation? ... Is this serious? What motivation do browser-creators have to implement this? Google wants the javascript widget so they can properly track everything, among other reason
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
How are Austin suburbs a "cultural wasteland" ?
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
It always seemed insanely stupid to me every time I read something about people claiming certain genes being "non-important" or "non-functional" We have about a 0.0001% comprehension of this whole system, how can you pos
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
>I can call Google any time and get great customer support For what, specifically? Because this is the opposite of reality for everyone else.
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
Why is this on Hacker News?
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
It's a shame that it took so long before we started to truly study the positive uses/effects of drugs like MDMA and Psilocybin. I wonder how long it will take society to really drop the "DARE/DRUGS ARE BAD" mentalit
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
Maybe I just live under a rock, but this is actually the first time I've heard of Groove music. I don't know if that's saying more about me or MS' marketing department.
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
>And she said she did not need to understand how they worked to know they were "helping criminals". >She insisted she does not want "back doors" installed in encryption codes, something the industry has warned will
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
This seems like a great way to obfuscate all your code without any actual benefit. Can anyone give me a real example of how this is somehow a better way to do things? Maybe the application for this is only for a specific field that I'm
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
Flagged: dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15342486
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
Title should be "Sears' History Predicts Almost Everything Amazon's Doing" (or "The History of Sears Predicts Nearly Everything Amazon Is Doing" - the actual title of the article)
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
I thought this was already known? Is this a new revelation?
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by ArchReaper 9y ago
For "simple economic reasons" you believe companies will go out of their way to block Linux users for some reason? If the browser supports it, that's all that really matters.

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