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RE: hachyderm.io/@eliasulrich/1172

This sounds interesting, and a search engine where the search results aren’t skewed by SEO certainly has potential. Unfortunately, this currently comes at the cost of being incapable of putting relevant search results first (e.g. I tried searching for “CSS margin-left” and the results leave much to be desired). So you have to be quite specific about what you are looking for, like adding “MDN” to the query – and even then it’s only the third search result.

On the other hand, it provides some opportunities for internet archeology. Not sure whether you’ve noticed but other search engines are so much skewed toward current results, two decades old stuff often seems to drop off the index. Like: they simply won’t find old blog posts that I know still exist on the web. This search engine doesn’t seem to care how old things are and will frequently produce ancient texts.

Oiseau inhabituel à la Bastille, pour une première montée depuis un bon moment pas à 6h ou 22h, mais au frais en pleine journée c'est bien.

Le plumage me fait penser à un torcol fourmilier mais il me semblait bien petit et "compact" par rapport aux photos que j'ai pu voir.

Aperçu 10 secondes derrière des feuilles et à 10-15m...

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CrowdStrike are forcing enterprise customers to use an AI chatbot to open support tickets. It hasn’t gone well. reddit.com/r/cybersecurity/s/b

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Whoa. @libreoffice unleashes “no AI as a feature” and breaks download records.

“In one week, the installer was downloaded more than 1 million times — not counting updates via Linux distribution repositories.”

Great work, LibreOffice team! 👏🏻

manualdousuario.net/en/libreof

#LibreOffice #FOSS #AI #Software #NoAIAsAFeature