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Yahoo is making a return to search

131 点作者 georgehill超过 2 年前

19 条评论

boardwaalk超过 2 年前
I know it’s easy to throw stones from the outside, but Google’s results are so compromised it seems like it’s a good time to get back in.<p>As one just example, I searched for a unique error message in code that exists on GitHub, is in a fairly popular repo, and is not new and Google just could not find it. That seems like a very basic failure.
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kube-system超过 2 年前
They should revive their original concept: a web directory. The internet has enough dumb crawlers, the problem I want to see solved is quality and trust.
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axg11超过 2 年前
A key detail a lot of people are missing about &quot;traditional&quot; search vs. ChatGPT style search:<p>ChatGPT&#x2F;LLMs can essentially crawl _anything_ they want, regardless of legality, license, consent, etc. These models are trained on anything that can be ingested. Once trained, you can release the model with plausible deniability. There&#x27;s no 1:1 relation between ingested content and outputs. LLMs that &quot;cheat&quot; by ingesting content they shouldn&#x27;t have will have an advantage over those that don&#x27;t.<p>Google and other search engines don&#x27;t have this luxury. If they serve a result, they have to make sure that they&#x27;re not violating any license. If they crawl the wrong content, they have to make sure they don&#x27;t serve it.
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freitzkriesler超过 2 年前
All they need to do is make a search engine that brings back google results a la the mid 2000s and a mechanism for users to punish those annoying formulaic crap blogs. Google search has become so functionally useless I have to use multiple services and bloody yandex to get a good idea of my results.
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pram超过 2 年前
I hadn’t kept up with the current state of Yahoo after Verizon, but I guess they’re owned by Apollo now? Also they’re merged with AOL and Netscape? lmao<p>Like a Frankenstein monster made out of the decrepit remains of dotcom juggernauts. I love it.
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paxys超过 2 年前
Yahoo Search has never gone away entirely, but just been powered by Bing under the hood for a while now. The author seems very passionate about the topic but failed to mention this key context in the article. &quot;Making a return&quot; could mean anything from ending their partnership with Microsoft and creating a new search engine from scratch to just giving their existing experience a small face lift. Knowing the state of Yahoo right now, I&#x27;d be very comfortable betting on the latter outcome. Doubly so because Bing has exclusive rights to ChatGPT for search, so their results are likely getting a lot better soon.
froglets超过 2 年前
I googled how to turn pie crust into cookie dough today and nothing but those awful SEO recipe blogs. I really miss when search results were authentic content.
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altdataseller超过 2 年前
I wish Yahoo would bring back Yahoo Games. I miss the days when I would waste time playing Spades, Hearts and Yahoo pool
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MR4D超过 2 年前
If Yahoo didn&#x27;t suck so bad at email, I would be excited about this.<p>If they can&#x27;t fix something they already have, I doubt they would be able to win my trust with search.
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aeyes超过 2 年前
Unless they manage to somehow bring back the early Yahoo hacker culture they don&#x27;t stand a chance. The track record is that nothing interesting came out of Yahoo in the last 10 years so I don&#x27;t know why these kind of people would suddenly want to work there.<p>Looking for a product manager for this enormous undertaking by posting a job offer is quite telling already.<p>Let&#x27;s hope that I&#x27;m wrong.
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tagami超过 2 年前
If they do, they should rename it Akebono
counterpartyrsk超过 2 年前
Bring back AltaVista
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zetazzed超过 2 年前
I wonder if they&#x27;ll just slap their brand name on DuckDuckGo or You.com and try to use their legacy recognizability to a large audience to get traction.
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indigodaddy超过 2 年前
Wikipedia says Yahoo has ~7B revenue in 2020. Has no idea they were still making that much money. Should we assume it’s about the same currently?
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self_awareness超过 2 年前
They&#x27;ve downloaded the Yandex leak and they finally figured out how to do search?<p>(sorry for that joke :P)
jiveturkey超过 2 年前
I understand Yahoo pays quite well, so that should help.
m3kw9超过 2 年前
Is search being commoditized by CharGPT?
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sys_64738超过 2 年前
search.yahoo.com never went away.
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getoj超过 2 年前
&gt;We are looking for folks that are interested in pushing beyond the status quo to change the way folks interact and use search.<p>I must have missed the memo on this, but when did “people” become an unacceptable word in corporate communications?
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