Insult me harder daddy 🤤

Political science

Proof of stake

Position

It’s just a really common one

Also data for advertising

My mom makes extensive use of a good delivery service. It’s called me

That’s the benchmark I guess. Let’s see how long it takes to get there.

I know the general term, but I don’t see how in this case still. On somewhere like amazon, there’s a clear incentive to have bad search, initially to capture sellers, then later to force them to pay to be high in search results, but youtube has no such program. You can’t pay to be higher in search results.

but I don’t understand, how does having shitty search help improve advertiser revenue

Original source instead of blogspam: https://www.tryprofound.com/blog/ai-platform-citation-patterns

I’ve seen it as “An Indian”

That’s not the issue here. And that relies entirely on them being implemented well.

Just like the web

Half the changes in Linux are also editing random config files, so it’s about the same

I don’t see how being good with computers helps

Tbh it kinda is, because the browser gives the end user more control, since you have extensions and access to the underlying html. You can get around most stupid UIs with little effort, but on desktop you’re doomed

You can. I’ve had it off for years. It just needs a registry update, and persists across updates.

Dude if your wife hasn’t figured it out, you might want to consider if maybe you are just a little stupid

That correction ended two years ago. This is larger and longer.

There’s interest rates, section 174, AI, and heaven knows what else.

Scroll was just for reading websites though. Musk seems to want We chat style super app

Some sort of universal microtransaction layer is the dream. I believe there’s also a proposed web standard for it.

Scroll was also making it work before they got bought by Twitter

Yeah I think we’re going to be grappling with this issue for at least the next decade. The traditional web model falls apart under AI

Wait is this like a classic story? It sounds oddly familiar