It looks pretty bulky, but compared to the data centers necessary to run engines like Google or Bing, it's decimal-est search has ever been.
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You're going to be lucky!
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You're going to be lucky!
Just came here to say that! Pic should’ve been a selfie by the archivist.
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You're going to be lucky!
Dew we even know how it works anymore?
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It would be a shame not to mention Tomes and Talismans as the most wonderfully dystopian Dewey Decimal primer.
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no, that’s the index
you were the engine doing the searching
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And I can find stuff faster there than I can on the screen that replaced it at my local library
Yeah Grok was really terrible until 4.6
Success!
- Grok's accounting department
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[OC] The top 1% of live Twitch channels get 65% of the viewers, and the median channel has 2
kind of the reverse in the numbers I guess, most viewers are in big channels, 65% are watching the top 1%, so they're in a crowd. the lonely ones are on the other side, 36% of channels had exactly 1 viewer and 1 in 10 had nobody, so CountVon is closer. I only have the viewer counts though, so I can't say why anybody's watching, could totally be for the company
Also, if they trash it in their tests they won't get other items.
That's exactly what I thought as soon as I read the title.
Owners will have an item (months/years) far longer than a reviewer will (hours/days).
They're incomparable.
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Isnt this kind of obvious? Youtube reviewers often get the product for free and will rarely ever use it after reviewing it. Normal owners will use it until it breaks and then report that on reddit. Only enthusiasts will report something working well.
Dishonest shill influencers are absolutely everywhere on YouTube.
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Given that astroturfing is rampant on Reddit, I wouldn't be surprised if product breakdowns are more common than even the Reddit comments would on average let on.
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Stupid redditors, don't they know how important these machines are??
Findings: As suspected, Reddit users have low standards for tennis ball machines.
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USA!? USA!?
i don’t believe in that constant of the german numbers, seems to me that they just estimate the same every year and don’t really bother to update their methodology. just as they count feminicides…
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[OC] The top 1% of live Twitch channels get 65% of the viewers, and the median channel has 2
Interesting that so many watch small streamers, it is much more wide than other media
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[OC] The top 1% of live Twitch channels get 65% of the viewers, and the median channel has 2
It's mostly people streaming into the void.
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