Re:Amazon, Facebook and Google can all be beaten
by MrQuincle on Sunday November 19, 2017 @05:39AM
(#15733294)
Search for example on "deep learning". Results:
+ nice: open books (deeplearningbook.org)
+ not nice: online seminars (udemy, udacity, edx)
+ not nice: wikipedia copycats (investopedia)
+ not nice: SEO optimized business analytics sites recognizable by their top 10 this, top 20 that (kdnuggets)
+ not nice: commercial software (mathworks)
+ not nice: big companies hitchhiking on buzzwords (sas)
What would be nice are websites and people that are often linked from HN. For example http://www.inference.vc rather than sas. Or https://distill.pub/ rather than investopedia. Or https://www.tensorflow.org rather than mathworks. If good sites are showing up in the top results more often, there will also be more incentive to keep up the good work as well.
+ nice: open books (deeplearningbook.org)
+ not nice: online seminars (udemy, udacity, edx)
+ not nice: wikipedia copycats (investopedia)
+ not nice: SEO optimized business analytics sites recognizable by their top 10 this, top 20 that (kdnuggets)
+ not nice: commercial software (mathworks)
+ not nice: big companies hitchhiking on buzzwords (sas)
What would be nice are websites and people that are often linked from HN. For example http://www.inference.vc rather than sas. Or https://distill.pub/ rather than investopedia. Or https://www.tensorflow.org rather than mathworks. If good sites are showing up in the top results more often, there will also be more incentive to keep up the good work as well.