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Altman's Law: 99% of all content is slop I can get behind this. This assumes a tool will need to be made to help determine the 1% that isn't slop. At which poi
by SimianSci 8mo ago
Altman's Law: 99% of all content is slop
I can get behind this.
This assumes a tool will need to be made to help determine the 1% that isn't slop.
At which point I assume we will have reinvented web search once more.
Has anyone looked at reviving PageRank?
- Imustaskforhelp 8mo agoI mean Kagi is probably the PageRank revival we are talking about. I have heard from people here that Kagi can help remove slop from searches so I guess yeah. Although I guess I am DDG user and I love using DDG as well because its free as well but I can see how for some price can be a non issue and they might like kagi more. So Kagi / DDG (Duckduckgo) yeah.
- jll29 8mo agoDoes anyone have kept an eye of who uses what back-end? DDG used to be meta-search on top of Yahoo, which doesn't exist anymore. What do Gabriel and co-workers use now?
- selectodude 8mo agoI think they all use Bing now.
- direwolf20 8mo agoKagi is mostly stealing results from Google and disenshittifying them but mixes in other engines like Yandex and Mojeek and Bing. DDG is Bing.
- ectospheno 8mo agoI’ve been a Kagi subscriber for a while now. Recently picked up ChatGPT Business and now am considering dropping Kagi since I am only using it for trivial searches. Every comparison I’ve done with deep searches by hand and with AI ended up with the same results in far less time using AI.
- _kb 8mo agoFor images surely this is the next pivot for hot dog / not hot dog.