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There’s a potential technical improvement with Vector Search. Specially for the type of queries that are more “human” (“how do I…”, “where can I…”. At least fo
by santiagobasulto 5y ago
There’s a potential technical improvement with Vector Search. Specially for the type of queries that are more “human” (“how do I…”, “where can I…”.
At least for me, I find myself adding “site:Reddit.com” all the time I need a good answer and not just a SEO-tricked ad page. Vector Search could be a technical solution for this. Although it’s fairly new and there is still a lot of research to do.
- mountainriver 5y agoYeah Google does this already though
- JKCalhoun 5y agoI like the idea of "crowd sourcing". When the SEO-tricked ad pages come up and I either scroll past them or, if I do click on them but come right back to the search results and continue scrolling/clicking ... rank downward those brief or passed-over links. Seems like with enough actual humans I should never have to see another geeksforgeeks page come up in my search results.
- samarthr1 5y agoHeh, Geeks for geeks wasn't that bad when I frequented it a few years back.