I Cut My Google Search Dependence in Half
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Re: I Cut My Google Search Dependence in Half
#2these AI answers can be misleading or incomplete.
And who doesn't want misleading or incomplete results?
It's probably because the user didn't ask the *right* question.
/AI apologetics
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#3I'm curious about the amount of data stored unencrypted in your local hister vault.
Would that in itself become a security vulnerability?
And if so, would you consider specific sites or categories of sites to tell the tool not to index?
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#4I'm curious about the amount of data stored unencrypted in your local hister vault. Would that in itself become a security vulnerability? And if so, would you consider specific sites or categories of sites to tell the tool not to index?
Ohi, author here. The index you build can indeed contain sensitive data, but you have the ability to specify URL patterns to skip the indexing of the matching pages.
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#5I'm curious about the amount of data stored unencrypted in your local hister vault. Would that in itself become a security vulnerability? And if so, would you consider specific sites or categories of sites to tell the tool not to index?
sure all data collected is of value to someone, browsing history is definitely. however this is decentralized, and needs targeted attacks, so depending on your threat model, this might be bad, but for most of the users it's probably better than giving a search engine your search queries for pages you visited earlier.
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#6How the data is stored and persisted ? Is is just an index dumped to the filesystem?
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#7... by using Gemini for search.
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#8Would be very interesting to integrate this with Offpunk.
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#9I'm curious about the amount of data stored unencrypted in your local hister vault. Would that in itself become a security vulnerability? And if so, would you consider specific sites or categories of sites to tell the tool not to index?
Ohi, author here. The index you build can indeed contain sensitive data, but you have the ability to specify URL patterns to skip the indexing of the matching pages.
Personally, I'd love this is if it were opt-in. That way, I could gradually reduce my repeat search dependence based on me recognizing my actual habits, rather than giving a browser extension carte blanche access to my entire search history. Maybe that's already possible, but I didn't see any documentation about the config file.
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#10> I Cut My Google Search Dependence in Half
This is like going to the bank and taking half the money from an account.
Or "Tesla sales doubled this year": they sold 1 last year and 2 this year.