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There's a lot of competition and a big overload of data. That makes searching for stuff really hard. Don't know the solution...
ChatGPT for general knowledge and programming questions. Mostly straight to the point answers without 500 word drivel and 6 ad blocks on a single page for a 3 line answer you find on most blogs...
I wonder whether ChatGPT can evaluate trustworthiness on the fly. A lot of the complexity of modern search engines is to try to prevent gaming the system. Maybe an AI heuristic would be less predictable/gamable
I’ve switched over to a paid search engine, kagi.com. There are no ads and the results are better than DDG.
Really depends on the subject, but for anything programming:
- GeeksForGeeks for anything deeply CS-related. They give example code.
- Stack Overflow, toxic as it is, is surprisingly helpful.
I have researchers and journal rss's on feedly
I'm just trying asking multiple people who seem to be knowledgeable on the topic to see if I can get people to volunteer their recommendations.