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The problem with all of this is it would help us greatly, but it would be useless to the 99% that the internet is increasingly being designed for. Modern UI tr
by edrxty 5y ago
The problem with all of this is it would help us greatly, but it would be useless to the 99% that the internet is increasingly being designed for. Modern UI trends are becoming obsessed with removing as many options and features as possible so the dumbest humans bordering on smartest vegetables can still use the service.
- saalweachter 5y agoAnd customization breaks caching.
- mrkramer 5y agoIt does not if there are common interests and characteristics among users. Let's say for example I'm a young African-American girl who wants to learn how to code and I query "how can African-American girl learn coding?" and Google shows me Black Girls Code a non-profit organization that focuses on providing technology education for African-American girls. Considering that Google knows that I'm African-American girl and that I want to learn coding, how many other African-American girls want to learn coding? Probably many so caching doesn't break customization and personalization as long as Google knows my characteristics and interests and characteristics and interests of other people that are similar to mine.
- oceanplexian 5y agoIt doesn’t have to actually, there are some pretty advanced caching mechanisms that allow you to combine cached elements together. For the web at least, you could do this back in the day with Server Side Include, and a place I worked at used it to cache logged in content.