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by __b__ 10y ago
I only meant "renting" a reachable IP from some third party. I think that's realistic. However what you describe -- building out your own infrastructure -- still remains a lofty but worthy endeavor for anyone with the skill
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by __b__ 10y ago
Why not just get a stable, world-reachable[1] IP address? All the services you use have them. You can too. When you have your own, then you can run your own "services", not to mention many other possibilities, such as true decen
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by __b__ 10y ago
The issue is reciprocity as to crawling. There will never be "news at 11" about that.
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by __b__ 10y ago
Thought experiment: You have a very large site with large amount of content. You allow Google to crawl your website and store a copy of all your content in its cache. This amounts to hundreds of pages. That is, many pages of results in the
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by __b__ 10y ago
Sure. You know about reciprocity?
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by __b__ 10y ago
Imagine if when you opened your Mac ][ it disabled itself from booting again. As a "protective measure".
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by __b__ 10y ago
You may allow Google to scrape your website but Google will not allow you to scrape theirs.
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by __b__ 10y ago
To sum up, the target audience was EFI developers who would prefer to write Python than write assembly, C or Lua. No problem. I get it.
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by __b__ 10y ago
I made no mention of Lua. The context is C and assembly programmers as an audience. But let's consider Lua. Most of the Lua pogrammers I know also know C. How do they handle the so-called "impedence mismatches"? (Should t
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by __b__ 10y ago
"... the target audience writes assembly and C)." In C, I make frequent use of "switch" statements. Does CPython have a switch statment?
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by __b__ 10y ago
Previous: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12048709

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