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SEO-automator at https://eikhart.com by day; Stoic philosopher & raver by night. Dad & husband in the morning, afternoon and evening. No sleep.
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Yes but it pales In comparison with your seventies haircut
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Does this count?
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Just received it, thnx!
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That’s a subtle (but big) difference indeed
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That data should be in a database then i guess? :)
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Well i do like rough edges but i’ll check it out!
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Oohhh i didn’t know that one!
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Exactly
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Lol, well, I am. I do recognize the split though. At one end, as a tool maker, you’re trying to create value, on the other hand, you want folks to know about what you do. That pressure is real.
No excuse though.
And also, everyone makes mistakes. I’m sure @ahrefs.bsky.social corrects this … ;)
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Google exists only to make money
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Oh my goodness
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Ok i’m gonna mess with this sorry :)
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Breaking: @johnmu.com announces no support for a new meta name=embeddings tag. To use or not to use is up to you. Just write quality content.
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Yes you say that but of course many gurus know better :)
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Maybe you folks can advise to use the <meta name=“embeddings”> tag? Would save the day for sure
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Very good. Keep it up; it seems more is needed!
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Fuck him; we don’t like him nor his goons
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Update: 150.000 protesters, which is big for #nl
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‘Objective ranking data …’
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Ha, and likewise! But i’m sure another opportunity will come up, especially if we’re on the same continent;) 2 kiddos, 5 & 6, boy & girl :)
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Lol i need to remember this one 😎
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Time will tell.
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-1 ;)
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😄
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👋🏻
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Agreed!
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Last year i was sitting front-row for Marco Giordano’s talk and i told beforehand i would throw tomatoes at him :) how is that for support!
(For reference, i decided, eventually, to not do that)
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If that is the main goal and it’s not about the contents of the talks, then …
1. For the first talk, talk beforehand with the speaker but don’t sit at the front row. Leave at halftime
2. For the second talk, go sit at the front row (or close) when you enter
Or what @ammonjohns.bsky.social said
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Allrighty! Let’s keep in touch ;) I’m seeing a BSTime meetup taking shape here
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Check!
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I think a lot of it is copycat behavior. But also using people’s faces with very clear expressions is something we all recognize. Reminds of the old UX-trick of a photo of someone looking at the product to buy instead of looking back at you
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Have you tried Foucault's Pendulum? Awesome story
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Als one of m favorites. When i studied history, our professor used that book to guide us through medieval philosophy. The main character, William of Baskerville) was basically William of Occam
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I’m just messing with techniques right now, but if i was any good illustrator, i would draw Poetin as a bullfighter and Trump as an orange bull
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Clever