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Well pointed. Sometimes being the "product" is not a bad thing.
by Xunjin 7mo ago
Well pointed. Sometimes being the "product" is not a bad thing.
- aleph_minus_one 7mo agoIt's all about: do you derive an appropriate value for yourself from being the product? For example, when you use the Google search engine, you are the product (Google's customers are advertisers). I hope you derive sufficient (average) value from each Google search so that you consider this to be worth it.
- ranger_danger 7mo agoFor a lot of people I think it's increasingly not worth it. Not only do we never click on ads, but results are getting worse, and often a (local) LLM can answer a large percentage of our questions faster and more privately.