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I've got it at 38.32%. I'm looking at the 'front-door' of the web, active sites, no subdomains, from Crux user experience data.

Will be publishing a report on www.theweb.report soon - if you're interested.

That's a seed of about 13 million domains - pretty sure WordPress would be dominating the even longer tail.

( Also worth noting it's sooo easy to detect a site is WordPress, it screams it across every signal we gather, where-as some sites are just well made and have limited information leaks ).

An audit of the active web, what CMS, hosting and technologies are used.

Custom python crawler getting 240 sites a second crawled and classified. ( homepages and minimal probes, no headless browsers )

Be interested to test some false positives, if you have a URL I'll tell you what I see :)

Ohh Cloudflare verified bot status, interesting I'll check that out.

I'm seeing about 6.6% block rate, but that does climb over time.

Nice one.

I've been doing the same bit wider scope, for the whole Crux list, pruned to apex domains, and looking for CMS signals - how's your throughput?

I'm not doing any headless browser stuff, or many requests, so hyper optimised for speed.

I do grab robots.txt - didn't really see much in llms.txt or humans.txt in the wild, does yours?

What's the context on that?

have found Shopify's AI implementation to be sane and really useful ( building flows and surfacing documentation correctly ).

Total outage by the looks of it, all clients stores not accessible, isn't local.

Yeah likewise. Most of the things you’d need a plugin for in WordPress are already part of the core system, things you need are easy to extend.

I’m doing some really powerful stuff with the custom CLI commands, highly recommend the YouTube video on it. Makes bulk import / api enrichment and other things a breeze.

Yes it is. You can view it on GitHub?

It’s licensed, and I’m happy to pay for a professional sustainable solution.

Might want to check out Kirby cms - sounds like you’ve vibe coded your way to something similar but Kirby will have more niceities.

I'm now a 15'' Air user after always being pro. I notice no difference in performance but enjoy the lighter form factor and damn does it run cool compared to the pro.

Replacing my iPhone was a nothing burger of choice, on paper the iPhone 15 pro was the best feature set for value vs buying a new iPhone 17, but Apple know that so don't sell the older models directly when the new models come out.

There's really limited impactful innovation when you get into the details.

time to delete my account.

I agree wholeheartedly, seems to be a symptom of bureaucracy. Rules upon rules that end up as the status quo without consolidation and a good refactor.

Is hard to talk to the engineer, I can't select him, stuck between the base and a solar panel.

Just noticed the wind farms even have the individual units ( I assume ) and their interconnections mapped?!

Would show that off and zoom into them when selecting them from the list view!

FAQ also mentions it's only wind, so took me a while to notice :)

Would be nice to have a definition of 'Turn-up' and 'Curtailment' in that FAQ for us non grid savvy visitors.

Works great though, well done.

Ahhhh. It happily re-wrote the example paper to be from Google AI and added references that supported that falsehood.

Slop science papers is just what the world needs.

Kirby has ticked the boxes for me, total control of the admin interface.

Block fields like ACF flexible layouts. Modern and fast with total control of the frontend.

Has been fun to switch and fast.

If you’re comfortable with php writing an importer for Kirby is simple, checkout their cli YouTube video. Nice modern api and easy to import content. Being flat file if there’s a mistake, just delete the content folder and import again!

I too have switched to Kirby, should have done so years ago, it’s great to work with and fast out the box.

Algolia has been great, handles thousands of records and is a lightning fast. https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-search-with-algolia/

Or if you don’t need so many records we had good success with SearchWP up to about 90k records with a few thousand taxonomy tags.

https://searchwp.com/

Would like to use it, but doesn't seem to have any custom field support which is very limiting.

Matt you've lost the plot, time to step down or put independent governance in-place.

How can you expect any developer to devote time to writing a plugin if the dictatorship of Matt can rug pull it at any time.

In that case, where can I apply for my licensing fee for my content they have scraped and trained on.

List of crawlers for those who now want to block: https://platform.openai.com/docs/bots

I'm not going to create an account to see your examples or pricing.

Mac Book Pro's haven't had a DVD drive for years, can't remember the last time I needed a DVD.

Maybe overly simplistic, but what would stop the air inlet being positioned well forward of the engines. Perhaps even on the nose of the aircraft.

What happens in a future where AI, that is trained on human generated datasets, becomes so prevalent that the humans that created the training data no longer have the original skillset required to create said dataset.

Are we going to end up with AI training on AI generated datasets.

Seems more interesting that automation via robotics is initially driven by car manufacturing [0], of which Germany and France produce substantially more units [1]

That said the UK government should really get a grip and have a coherent long term strategy instead of fire fighting the next media storm from week to week. Automation will need to increase given an ageing population, people exiting the workforce ( willingly or through care or health reasons ) and closing the door to immigration via Brexit.

[0] https://ifr.org/ifr-press-releases/news/wr-report-all-time-h... [1] https://tradingeconomics.com/country-list/car-production?con...

Clicking one marker on the map triggers almost 100 network requests. Seems crazy, why push all the images for all properties when I only need the first, then lazyload the rest when I interact with the slideshow.

Not sure why sorting then reloads the data, as it looks to sort the matched results that are already on page.

Thanks, will check it out. Reads like it'll handle opening InDesign, Illustrator and PSD's - assume that's workable and doesn't have too many gotchas?

I get a variety of artwork from designers in a plethora of formats and sadly can't enforce my preferences on them.