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lol I added 'trump', 'republican', and 'democrat' as custom filter keywords and now it's showing zero stories in the USA category. So apparently, that category is a stand in for politics? Although I have the Thai category enabled (since I live there) and that's all run of the mill national (non political) news. Nice release nonetheless!
When I filter on Kirk, I get No Results Found - seems legit.
If you read the post, you would learn that it only reports on news from the same day.
If you live in big city beware that your newspaper probably is lacking your neighborhood coverage which is what you need.
> One daily update: We publish once per day around noon UTC, creating a natural endpoint to news consumption. This is a deliberate design choice that turns news from an endless habit into a contained ritual. Could you guys maybe print it on paper and send it to my physical mailbox, so I can do this ritual with breakfast? :-)
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Yes, that's what it is. Kagi as a brand is LLM-optimist, so you may be fundamentally at odds with them here... If it lessens the issue for you, the sources of each item are cited properly in every example I tried, so maybe you could treat it as a fancy link aggregator
> Kagi as a brand is LLM-optimist Kagi founder here. I am personally not an LLM-optimist. The thing is that I do not think LLMs will bring us to "Star Trek" level of useful computers (which I see humans eventually getting to) due to LLM's fundamentally broken auto-regressive nature. A different approach will be needed. Slight nuance but an important one. Kagi as a brand is building tools in service of its users, no p…
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Google thinks the same of me and I don't even edit the URL. I can have a session working just fine one night and come back the next day, open a new tab to search for something, and get captcha'd to hell. I'm fairly sure they just mess with Firefox on purpose. I won't install Brave, Chrome, or Edge out of principle either. Safari works fine, but I don't like it.
Google will captcha me on the second or third search if I try to use the "site":" advanced keyword to narrow down search I'm sorry I know how to use your tool?? ? Didn't you put these keywords in to be used?
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Sure you do, to understand actual patterns in actions of members of the party. And ignoring that, it’s general context. Part of the job of a journalist.
> to understand actual patterns in actions of members of the party. Or to construct patterns that don't reflect reality. Should we also list their ages, ethnicity, religious affiliation(s) in each article mentioning a Congressperson and construct those patterns as well? Sorry, I'd like to think on my own.
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100% agree. Free services have their place, but I'd love to have more paid service alternatives for derives that only exist as "free". That said, all my friends think I'm insane and poke fun at me for paying for search, so I imagine we're a small minority. People just hate paying for software in general in my experience, especially a subscription. I have multiple good friends who refuse to pay 99 cents a month to get…
I think the whole "if it's free, you're the product" nugget of information has not been broadly understood by folks, or if it has, maybe folks don't care as much about their data. I do live these days with the understanding that pretty much all of my personal info is out there one way or another, a social security number is about as private as a phone number these days.