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> and then I type 3 keywords from their massive prompt they crafted and find it instantly on Google. Seems I and you have different Googles and you still have
by eitland 4y ago
> and then I type 3 keywords from their massive prompt they crafted and find it instantly on Google.
Seems I and you have different Googles and you still have the one I had pre 2010.
For over a decade now, Google has been including things I never asked about to the point where it would sometimes be easier to find it using Marginalia.
Some say it is just because internet has changed and there is less ham and more spam, but the last few months I have been using Kagi and it proves it is possible to create a better search experience.
And, if Google works for you, fine. Maybe you search other topics, use other keywords or are in another bucket wrt experiments, but from my perspective Google is now the same as its predecessors.
- nwienert 4y agoI actually agree Google has gone downhill. Yet for the 8 or so examples I’ve tested where I saw hyped GPT results, every single one google answers, usually in the top snippet, always in the first result. For politics shopping and some other topics it can be terrible, but I don’t think GPT is good at those either. I’m actually happy to be proven wrong here. If you have some examples let’s test it out. If it’s a true step function improvement I’d expect it to be easy to source examples.
- eitland 4y agoHaven't used Google in a while but let me try.