The issue isn’t Bard, the issue is the degradation of quality of normal search results due to the proliferation of junk, mostly AI-written clickbait pages which push down useful results on common queries through SEO and promotion.

Center cut pork chop butterflied and broken down into cutlets, dredged generously in AP flour with salt and pepper before an egg wash and panko. I didn’t expect it to come out nearly so well!

Some quit altogether, some only use Reddit on PC, but the net result is some of the most active users are simply on the site less. I know I haven’t replaced Apollo on my phone and my time spent scrolling (and thus finding posts to engage with) has tanked. That’s not a unique experience in my circle.

I’m involved in a network of mods for Reddit and discord communities for a popular video game. In addition to the many mods who cut back their involvement heavily, my sense is that a lot of power users were disproportionately on third party apps and haven’t necessarily swapped to the official one.

And roasted Brussels sprouts drizzled with lemon juice because I’m an adult I guess…

I live for foodposting, add me please!

Yup, the second part of the formula is equally essential. This summer alone three cabinet ministers have been investigated by the independent anti-corruption agency (CPIB). Hard to imagine sitting here in DC…

The counter example to this is Singapore, though, where high public sector compensation combined with strict enforcement of anti-corruption policies has proved relatively effective.