Readit NewsThat might be because Google won't admit when it doesn't have results responsive to your query. It will just fill the results page with nonsense instead of saying "I couldn't find any results".
My biggest complaint with Kagi is sometimes when I search for something the top result is a pinned domain that maybe hit the right keywords but mentally to me it was unrelated to the search I was performing. That's a pretty good problem to have at the end of the day.
LLMs are also really good at the harder NLP problems like coreference resolution, dependency parsing, and relations which makes a huge difference when using recursive summarization on complex documents where something like "the Commisioner" might be defined at the beginning and used throughout a 100,000 token document. When instructed, the LLM can track the definitions in memory itself and even modify it live by calling OpenAI functions.
So to someone who is actually knowledgeable in this space, are LLMs really that much better than whatever we had 10 years ago? Is this tech the key to some features we truly didn't have before?
I try to take it off around 80% so I was interested in this feature and confused when the update didn't include it. I don't like that it's in my "pros" column for upgrading when it could be available to everyone, would rather not reward them for that.
It really hit me when I went to Manhattan for the first time since covid and the ratio of pee to cannabis stench had flipped rather strong to cannabis.
Of course there are airline/hotel specific cards and those may be more restrictive but I’ve never seen the point in those.
The one points card I have actually is a Marriott card which obviously only works with Marriott, but Marriott is everywhere and doesn't restrict scheduling options so it was an easy choice at the time. I used to travel weekly for work and the hotel was on me for reimbursement whereas the airline was on company card, and Marriott was the preferred booking option by my company so it made a lot of sense to get the card. The math at the time for that was like 5-7% when spending the points at Marriott plus a free night for what was an $85/year card. Useful for personal travel.
The video, showing a BBC “journalist” attempting to ambush Leif, is one of the most… existentially disgusting? videos I’ve seen in a long, long time.
It’s so utterly performative. Such a transparent attempt by the “journalist” at painting himself as a certain sort of person. Not a single genuine emotion, action, expression, or word. Absolutely soulless and desperate attempt to virtue signal in the even more desperate hope of furthering his career. This “man” is no better than someone selling themselves on onlyfans. Actually, I’d posit he’s worse: the entire schtick requires disingenuous postering.
I don’t know what to do when seeing stuff like this. It’s depressing. I hope one day there’s a return to a much smaller internet and these people deign to just leave us alone. He’s a sad man and the fact his doing this will may well advantage him is even sadder. I guess I’ll go take a walk.