As soon as I switched the HDMI cable over to the laptop, the mouse no longer felt laggy! So I can confirm we can definitely sense the difference between 30 and 60 Hz at the very least. 😅
January 7, 2025 at 4:12 PM
As soon as I switched the HDMI cable over to the laptop, the mouse no longer felt laggy! So I can confirm we can definitely sense the difference between 30 and 60 Hz at the very least. 😅
I got a work laptop with a 144Hz screen a while ago. For months I was confused because my mouse would appear laggy until I made the connection that it was only on my external monitor and not the laptop screen. Turns out my external monitor was running 30Hz THE ENTIRE TIME BECAUSE OF MY USB HUB 😭
January 7, 2025 at 4:11 PM
I got a work laptop with a 144Hz screen a while ago. For months I was confused because my mouse would appear laggy until I made the connection that it was only on my external monitor and not the laptop screen. Turns out my external monitor was running 30Hz THE ENTIRE TIME BECAUSE OF MY USB HUB 😭
I'm not a YouTube creator but I assume all Google cares about is that people are watching ads. So if anything you clicking again and sitting through an ad is better.
I doubt it significantly hurts long term retention: you click off, hit another video, and forget all about it.
I doubt it significantly hurts long term retention: you click off, hit another video, and forget all about it.
January 6, 2025 at 10:57 AM
I'm not a YouTube creator but I assume all Google cares about is that people are watching ads. So if anything you clicking again and sitting through an ad is better.
I doubt it significantly hurts long term retention: you click off, hit another video, and forget all about it.
I doubt it significantly hurts long term retention: you click off, hit another video, and forget all about it.
If the flow is to assume it’s bullshit, ignore it, and follow reference links, how is that at all different from traditional search?
January 3, 2025 at 8:57 AM
If the flow is to assume it’s bullshit, ignore it, and follow reference links, how is that at all different from traditional search?
In Neil Stephenson's Anathem, the Internet is so diluted by garbage that filtering it out to get anything useful is a finely tuned IT skill.
SEO got us started but AI slop will get us over the finish line.
How can we ever trust an agent that tells us to eat rocks or fucks up basic fractions?
SEO got us started but AI slop will get us over the finish line.
How can we ever trust an agent that tells us to eat rocks or fucks up basic fractions?
January 2, 2025 at 10:47 PM
In Neil Stephenson's Anathem, the Internet is so diluted by garbage that filtering it out to get anything useful is a finely tuned IT skill.
SEO got us started but AI slop will get us over the finish line.
How can we ever trust an agent that tells us to eat rocks or fucks up basic fractions?
SEO got us started but AI slop will get us over the finish line.
How can we ever trust an agent that tells us to eat rocks or fucks up basic fractions?