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Have you never noticed that all the really good sites you 'find' have been because someone posted the link? For example in a comment on HN, or reddit. Or a rela
by alt2501 9y ago
Have you never noticed that all the really good sites you 'find' have been because someone posted the link? For example in a comment on HN, or reddit. Or a related link on Wikipedia or the sidebar of a subreddit?
- Lordarminius 9y agoYou have a point there.The digital equivalent of 'word of mouth' being the best form of marketing ?
- exikyut 9y agoThat to an extent, and also the fact that _real_ artificial intelligence - the kind that you could share exactly where you're up to with programming and it could tell you exactly what site to read next - that doesn't exist yet. I once read that Google indexes 0.5% of everything publicly known.
- Lordarminius 9y agoThat figure (0.5%) would suggest to me like theres a lot more room for disruption.
- exikyut 9y agoYup. Google are doing everything they can to ensure their future. They know this.