Preach it.

Biggest scam in SEO.

It's down for me too.

It's not a coincidence that Google, who should be more aware of SEO pain points than anyone else, is unable to set up tracking for these things, but OpenAI can.

The only possible explanation is, they are being deliberately obtuse.

If it's the live rendition of Freezing Moon with Dead, I'm totally with you.

That's really cool. Another favorite is sorting by conversions. Quite an eye-opener.

Once it's playing at the grocery, congratulations: you're officially their target demographic.

Where it must get weird is when the grocery starts playing newer music because that's when you know you're on your way out.

If I could just have my bookmarks, that would be awesome...

If you make these kind of claims as a student without a source, your professors will literally fry you alive.

Most if not all who work in such companies have advanced degrees, so they KNOW this.

"Well, we are the source." No...that's not enough, that's why we have balance sheets.

This is actually a good article. Thanks @nikkipilkington.bsky.social and thank you @johnmu.com for sharing.

I've similar suspicions. If it is Google, game is on again baby! 😉

Unfortunately most opt for increasing shareholder value by any means necessary.

Yes, they'll find out the hard way, why you don't mess with your central bank. Not even Putine does with his, instead he has an incredibly capable woman in charge.

Keep an eye on the US bond yields.

Check also Timothy Snyder, if you haven't already. He was so spot on and saw it coming miles away.

It was still the early days of code films, you could get away with realism - pre-code even better.

People focused on "free speech" and forgot freedom of expression.

Now both are dead.

AI images and stock photos too. Not that they can't be tastefully placed or appropriately used, as Barry often demonstrates. But they are also often found in very low quality content.

You were warmly recommended by my mentors and now I can really understand why. Thank you.

They are kind of right. It's not impossible, but building a brand through blogging used to be a (heck of a) lot easier in the past than it is now.