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DanielLC comments on Open thread, July 29-August 4, 2013 - Less Wrong Discussion

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Comment author: gwern 03 August 2013 02:23:59AM 10 points [-]

Question: where can I upload jailbroken PDFs that is public & Google-visible?

For a job, I compiled ~100MB of lipreading research, some of them extremely obscure & hard to find (I also have some Japanese literature PDFs in a similar situation); while I have no personal interest in the topic and do not want to host indefinitely the PDFs on gwern.net, I feel it would be a massive waste to simply delete them.

I cannot simply put them in a Dropbox public folder because they wouldn't show up in Google, and Scribd is an abomination I despise.

(crosspost from Google+)

Comment author: DanielLC 03 August 2013 03:57:02AM 1 point [-]

I'd guess Google Drive.

You could get a website that points to wherever the download actually is.

Comment author: gwern 03 August 2013 02:39:46PM 1 point [-]

That's one of the suggestions on G+ too. I didn't think that they would show up in Google proper and get indexed, but someone said they had for him, so maybe I will go with that. (Even if it doesn't work, I can always redownload and upload somewhere else, presumably.)