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if I search for "high tc record," I'm not looking for the set of bedsheets with the greatest number of threads. FWIW, I would also have no idea what that searc
by mindcrime 4y ago
if I search for "high tc record," I'm not looking for the set of bedsheets with the greatest number of threads.
FWIW, I would also have no idea what that search is supposed to return.
- reaperducer 4y agoBut you don't have a 20-year dossier of almost every web site he's visited; a list of 90% of his credit card purchases; an AI scrutinizing every photo he's ever been in that's been in, or in the background of, on the internet; a list of his previous searches; and a list of the places he's brought his cell phone. To improve user experience.
- nomat 4y agoKen Liu's "The Perfect Match" is a sci-fi short story about this topic. https://gizmodo.com/lightspeed-presents-the-perfect-match-by-ken-liu-5966398 https://gizmodo.com/lightspeed-presents-the-perfect-match-by...
- Arnt 4y agoGoogle says it spends about 0.3Wh per search, of which roughly one third is for scraping and two thirds for the search. I think you may be overestimating how much processing they could do with that budget (assuming they want to do that significant user-based tweaking, which is IMO not a given).