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> Let the computer do it for you, or don't: just search. Only for information that has no real value. Search misses things. Hierarchy or tag ensures that all
by nabla9 1y ago
> Let the computer do it for you, or don't: just search.
Only for information that has no real value.
Search misses things. Hierarchy or tag ensures that all you have marked can be found.
- esafak 1y agoLike what, domain-specific information? If so, that's a question of fine tuning the (machine learning) model. Thereafter, it can automatically tag as it indexes.
- mook 1y agoLet's say I look up the company benefits and search returns a document from 2015. Is that still relevant, or has it been replaced by a newer policy that search isn't showing? How would I know?
- esafak 1y agoThe computer can figure it out if the new policy is indexed. Alternatively, users can flag bad search results.
- coldtea 1y agoIn real use, hierarchy or tag ensures that you'll miss stuff, and what you didn't mistag or forgot to tag or didn't bother to, will still be difficult to find among the noise of a huge taxonomy or hierarchy...