donohoe

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by donohoe 4y ago
> they explicitly forbid the > practice of showing different > content to a search engine from > what is available publicly This isn’t true. This paywall treatment is something they do allow and have worked to accommodate.
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by donohoe 4y ago
But the number of AMP versions is dwindling as Google is no longer forcing it.
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by donohoe 4y ago
But they do want you to read. They also want to be financially viable.
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by donohoe 4y ago
What archive.ph does is not just caching, it is hosting. Technically it is illegal. Do I use it? Yes.
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Japan FTX users still can’t withdraw Bitcoin after collapse(restofworld.org)
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Tesla engineering HQ leaving Texas to return to California, Musk announces(ktla.com)
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China beats Tesla to Nigeria’s lithium riches(restofworld.org)
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by donohoe 4y ago
The analogy only goes so far. That said, I believe you're thinking of Fox News.
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by donohoe 4y ago
>> I think you have it the other way around. The bias is institutionalized so deeply that the process makes it essentially impossible to get a non curated with bias point of view out of the organization. That appears to be your opinio
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by donohoe 4y ago
No, I did not down-vote it.
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by donohoe 4y ago
My point is that you do not know how the editorial workflow works. You may not even be aware there is one. There is. It usually accounts for a lot of this. Not perfect, most systems are not - but it goes a long way to providing better repor
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by donohoe 4y ago
>> Every organization, every person has their own biases and agenda Yes, but not really the issue... thats why there is an editing process. If an org has a proper editing process then a lot of that gets accounted for. Most of the skew
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Turning down Google's v1, v2 CT log list publishing(groups.google.com)
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by donohoe 4y ago
Are you’re saying that they shouldn’t even bother to try and effect change?
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by donohoe 4y ago
I grow tired of folks thinking that every journalist somehow magically has control over the business activities of the site, and use that to undermine what they say. Enough already.
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The rocky rise of Bondee, the metaverse app taking Asia by storm(restofworld.org)
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by donohoe 4y ago
I assume you have multiple subscriptions to respectable newspapers and magazines because you care about society, right? That said, the answer to your question is 'no'. If respectable newspapers and magazines followed suit, they&#x
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by donohoe 4y ago
Wholly agree. I worked there many years ago, leading the re-design and re-platform (fun dealing with 90 years of archival content with mixed usage-rights) and paywall implementation (don't hate me, it funds journalism). When you see ho
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by donohoe 4y ago
“The dinosaurs of our youth had mounted pigeon boxes below the saddle. Messages could be exchanged on the go through…”
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SpaceX curbed Ukraine's use of Starlink internet for drones -company president(reuters.com)
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Netflix’s anime AI art causes background artist panic(restofworld.org)
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by donohoe 4y ago
I take this with a grain of salt. The 'source' (or sources) here are un-named and unclear if just the one or more. The author, Seymour Hersh, has accused the Obama administration of lying about the events surrounding the death of
953.
by donohoe 4y ago
Turrican 1 on the Commodore 64 is one of the big reasons why I went into software development... am so happy to see this on HN
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As Western brands leave Russia, Chinese companies are cashing in(restofworld.org)
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by donohoe 4y ago
I'm not answering this directly as an "employer" but just a few imperfect observations... Many people do not need social connections and interactions to be productive and happy. I find that most of the people who want WFH or
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‘iPhones are made in hell’: 3 months inside China’s iPhone city(restofworld.org)
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Meta, Uber, Amazon Beware: EU About to Get Stricter with GDPR Enforcement(bloomberg.com)
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by donohoe 4y ago
Do you recall the reading material? You just overcome my biggest barrier to healthy living.
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by donohoe 4y ago
Seriously? As the cost of Prime goes up the more I wonder why I use it... Once I'm not using Prime, my reliance on Amazon for free shipping evaporates and then I no longer am using Amazon exclusively for general purchases.
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by donohoe 4y ago
You can also decline and often thats ok. Whenever I had meetings with Google and went to their offices they had this sign-in process which is essentially a NDA while you are there. I always declined it. It caused consternation in only that

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