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That's what a wiki is good for: collecting snippets of hard to categorize information. If you've got a culture of recording those notes, then you can develo
by rout39574 3y ago
That's what a wiki is good for: collecting snippets of hard to categorize information. If you've got a culture of recording those notes, then you can develop full text search habits.
A kluge of randomish info by people who make occasional attempts to organize and garden... sucks compared to a beautifully manicured knowledge base. But it's fantastic compared to a blank wall and a shrug.
- pixl97 3y agoEven this ends up very messy. The first problem I commonly see is called "Delores Thesaurus". It turns out people find like 50 different ways to say the same damned thing. Maybe with LLM based sentiment search we don't have to be so exact in how people ask the same question? Also this information getting stale or out of date commonly leads to people not going back and gardening because of the massive amount of work involved, such as adding versioning when you figure out there are 10 different product behaviors over time.