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You can extend that argument to "x sucks", then, where x can be virtually anything we know - since it is valid to say something sucks without mentioning why, or
by fredoliveira 16y ago
You can extend that argument to "x sucks", then, where x can be virtually anything we know - since it is valid to say something sucks without mentioning why, or how it could be better (because he doesn't need to publish an algorithm indeed, but what good is saying something is bad if you don't even know how it could improve?)
- SamReidHughes 16y agoAbsolutely. Which is fine. For example, in this case, I hadn't thought about the quality of Google's search results and how they are doing. This has brought the matter to my attention and now I have a different perspective on the future of search engines.