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It's not exactly untapped, my AI company has scraped YouTube transcripts for 3 years now for RAG

"Google's webmaster tools doesn't provide distinct queries like that"

Yes it does

Anyways your theory is wrong because they don't rank for things like "ChatGPT login". It's just a keyword list from auto complete data not their own ranking data

There is no point. It's from people that have no clue which is most people that do search engine optimization

That said it's possible search engines in China or other countries might use it, but it's very easy to game so it doesn't really make sense

Western search engines simply ignore the meta keywords tag for over a decade now

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The meta keywords in the HTML is very interesting. 100+ references to NSFW topics such as hentai, nudes, etc.

I think that perception of China has been shifting and will look quite different over the next few years

Are you implying air pollution in China is not bad anymore? I wish that was the case because I would visit a lot more but you need to educate yourself a little bit just go look here: https://aqicn.org/map/china/

I'm sure it's better than it was before and it's not India bad but it's almost always considered unhealthy in most parts throughout the whole year

Yep that was my point

There are other factors too, for example I can't imagine that there are many protests in China against building data centers.

Yes but it's just a setting you can change I don't think you really need an archival step

A lot of people just live with that pain but there also are some people that are just lucky and never have any sort of pain from that but then it bites them later because they would be more likely to develop some other condition down the line from never exercising

I did a cycling trip last year with people around that age and they were incredibly strong on the bike but were still relatively frail and had terrible mobility. I would never advise them to stop cycling because they were definitely way way healthier if they weren't doing that but it would really be nice for them to do some lifting for just one or two hours per week

Yes and people don't realize how much it helps with mobility. I used to not really train my legs and would just do lighter weight mobility exercises but I was still very stiff in some movements even after years. It was only when I added in proper weight training that my body started to loosen up. Tight muscles generally are weak muscles after all. Plus it's very rewarding seeing the weights gradually going up and actually seeing your muscles growing, not to mention the dozens of other benefits

Nobody is actively discouraging that so you are just making up a strawman argument. That said cross training is very important for things like injury prevention. So if you just do something like running and nothing else at some point you are far more likely than not to get injured to the point that you have to completely stop or switch to something lower impact like cycling. And while cycling is great it doesn't have lots of the benefits of something like strength training so things like your bone health could still rapidly deteriorate as you age. So that means something relatively preventable like a fall leading to a broken hip that you never recover from can still happen to you. But yeah just do what you like and make sure you don't do anything you don't like in the moment

Yeah but sometimes you have to do things you don't particularly like. For example there are lots of people who do nothing but cycling and never do any sort of strength training which is certainly healthier than doing absolutely nothing but they are really missing out by not doing strength training.

Your logic makes no sense. Just because something is worse relative to how it used to be does not mean alternatives are now better than it.

Almost anything related to nutrition that goes beyond the very basic surface level questions is blocked

They have never attempted to hide their system prompts in fact they explicitly publish them for Claude (https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/release-notes/system-pro...) and Claude Code they provide a proxy option which then makes it trivial to see the full requests and responses including the prompts and tool usage...

If somebody gives a longer explanation of why they like or dislike it that would just be more noise it doesn't really matter that much beyond their general opinion about it

So you added BS, on purpose? There is nothing meaningless about anecdotes. The plural is data

Compared to Opus 4.8 I really haven't been impressed

That's great but there's a huge difference between a llm and a robot doing chores in your house

Completely offline will literally never happen at least not in any sort of off-the-shelf consumer product maybe in some sort of niche projects down the line

No, they don't

Regarding browser tabs you can always just reopen Chrome and press control shift T to get your previous tabs even after a restart

No, it does not work like that, it actually can process the image itself there is not an intermediate image to text step

I think they rolled that back

Maybe but the thing is with averages it means that sometimes you'll be getting even less than that which is pretty unbearable

Yeah totally it just comes down to if you're able to play the "games you want to play". But I definitely think there will be some disappointed buyers who don't quite realize the limitations