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Yeah agreed. They are saying the numbers are up but also not publishing anything, especially around drops in clicks to websites.
The problem is also trust. Google's vision of search and their platform is 1000% AI everything, so if ANY numbers don't support that, it almost doesn't matter - it seems they are going to go that direction regardless
Interesting reply though @johnpeltier, appreciate it
Google is just so out of touch.
If I want to search for websites, I use a search engine.
If I want to have a conversational query search, AI-first results or anything AI, I do NOT go to a search engine. I go to ChatGPT or Gemini.
They keep pushing a square peg into a round hole.
I think that’s the point - Google is trying to slowly train its users to type longer more conversational prompts so it can ultimately push them toward a default AI Mode
@JoyanneHawkins One caviat - most searches occur from a chrome Wed address bar or safari browser so can't see that turning "intelligent" - I don't know anyone who goes to https://t.co/MkKLEwI2dD to THEN search
Agreed....so you go to Gemini or ChatGPT. You don't go to search.
If you want to talk to AI and have AI response, you go to dedicated AI apps or sites, not search, is my argument.
They are trying to funnel search into AI and the push back shows people want it more segregated still.
Analogy: it's like trying to convince people who like Amazon removing their search and trying to convince you the best way to shop is not to browse but to ask AI and see 2-3 options only... People want both and don't want to be forced into either. Choice is key!
@PadraigOraghail Your tone is what's wrong with X. Google refuses to share any data on how their AI overviews improves engagement, or more people use it etc. The lack of transparency is what's astounding. That speaks louder than words.
Appreciate you thinking I'm a TechBro 🙃
50%? Pfft...
Coorperation tax 19% for first 50k. Then 25%.
Then comes 10k tax free with dividends of ~9% up to 50k. This is what most do.
Effective tax bill would be ~30~33%...not 50%.
Then business asset disposal relief if you sell at 10%.
You want to get political with how governments spend money. UK is not perfect but blimey the countries you're looking for residency are nowhere near as good.
Plus electric vehicle incentives, and more. Then when you have any leftover profit, stick it into a pension tax free.
I'm sick of people making western countries seem bad on tax. Yes it can be if you want to take lots of money out. But, if you can live in SEA happy 50k in the UK (net income ~£4,200) you can live very happy with.
@noahkagan Whether it's better or not, I can't believe the rate limiting from Anthropic - crazy.
I've been using Codex all day no issue. Try Claude Code for around 30 minutes, and it's rate limited already for the same workspace/folders...
@yohanology@andi_losing Utter baloney - Starlink is in Siargao - it's the closest thing to what Bali was like before it became bad through tourism. An absolute gem of a place. I found it to be one of the easiest places to work.
FYI, I don't work in cafes, just in Airbnbs.
I've done KL and it is great, but also I found it to be difficult too (subjective opinion but):
- Food is not as great as the Philippines or Thailand
- Accomodation is cheap
- Less things to do than in Bangkok
- Culture imho is a little less friendly
If you want any advice DM me and I'll be happy to help