Victor
@panvictor.bsky.social
Product SEO @HubSpot. Ex-WPP Search Director. Son of immigrants. TKK Fried chicken adjacent. Rooting for a kinder, gentler world for my girls. He/Him/先生 #A11y #ASD
You Have No Idea How Screwed OpenAI Is
An exhaustive overview of the situation
albertoromgar.medium.com
November 25, 2025 at 9:30 PM
Reposted by Victor
i’m not crying you’re crying
xkcd: Fifteen Years
xkcd: Fifteen Years
Fifteen Years
xkcd.com
November 25, 2025 at 1:58 AM
i’m not crying you’re crying
xkcd: Fifteen Years
xkcd: Fifteen Years
www.whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/...
TLDR; US gov will
* Unify legacy gov data
* Via a platform
* Via integrations. (Btw, not new - something ex-Google Engineer Matt Cutts of Search fame worked on.)
* More gov spending on energy, AI, and Crypto that will benefit the private sector
* Trickle down!
TLDR; US gov will
* Unify legacy gov data
* Via a platform
* Via integrations. (Btw, not new - something ex-Google Engineer Matt Cutts of Search fame worked on.)
* More gov spending on energy, AI, and Crypto that will benefit the private sector
* Trickle down!
Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Unveils the Genesis Mission to Accelerate AI for Scientific Discovery
USHERING IN A NEW ERA OF DISCOVERY: Today, President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order launching the Genesis Mission, a new national effort to use
www.whitehouse.gov
November 25, 2025 at 2:47 PM
www.whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/...
TLDR; US gov will
* Unify legacy gov data
* Via a platform
* Via integrations. (Btw, not new - something ex-Google Engineer Matt Cutts of Search fame worked on.)
* More gov spending on energy, AI, and Crypto that will benefit the private sector
* Trickle down!
TLDR; US gov will
* Unify legacy gov data
* Via a platform
* Via integrations. (Btw, not new - something ex-Google Engineer Matt Cutts of Search fame worked on.)
* More gov spending on energy, AI, and Crypto that will benefit the private sector
* Trickle down!
What ChatGPT is failing to do (but Google's Product Marketing Team understood) is to teach new search behaviors on new features. When you're early in the product life cycle, education is needed for the early majority.
And then depending on the market, the method of delivery would vary quite a bit.
And then depending on the market, the method of delivery would vary quite a bit.
November 24, 2025 at 2:22 PM
What ChatGPT is failing to do (but Google's Product Marketing Team understood) is to teach new search behaviors on new features. When you're early in the product life cycle, education is needed for the early majority.
And then depending on the market, the method of delivery would vary quite a bit.
And then depending on the market, the method of delivery would vary quite a bit.
Lol. But think about all the hours of entertainment we've had with Sora 2! It's superior to making a game out of rocks on the pavement.
mcsweeneysinternettendency.substack.com/p/i-work-for...
mcsweeneysinternettendency.substack.com/p/i-work-for...
I Work for an Evil Company, but Outside Work, I'm Actually a Really Good Person
by Emily Bressler
mcsweeneysinternettendency.substack.com
November 21, 2025 at 6:06 PM
Lol. But think about all the hours of entertainment we've had with Sora 2! It's superior to making a game out of rocks on the pavement.
mcsweeneysinternettendency.substack.com/p/i-work-for...
mcsweeneysinternettendency.substack.com/p/i-work-for...
Dear Google, what's stopping accessibility (WCAG) from being a minor ranking signal?
Love, a person rooting for a kinder internet.
Love, a person rooting for a kinder internet.
November 19, 2025 at 10:28 PM
Dear Google, what's stopping accessibility (WCAG) from being a minor ranking signal?
Love, a person rooting for a kinder internet.
Love, a person rooting for a kinder internet.
In my free time I'm reading web novels in Traditional Chinese.
The site monetizes via your traditional obnoxious ads.
Let me tell you, sometimes you can't avoid display ad misclicks.
And then before you know it, there's ad click fraud in multiple levels. Redirects. X. YouTube.
The site monetizes via your traditional obnoxious ads.
Let me tell you, sometimes you can't avoid display ad misclicks.
And then before you know it, there's ad click fraud in multiple levels. Redirects. X. YouTube.
November 18, 2025 at 7:12 PM
In my free time I'm reading web novels in Traditional Chinese.
The site monetizes via your traditional obnoxious ads.
Let me tell you, sometimes you can't avoid display ad misclicks.
And then before you know it, there's ad click fraud in multiple levels. Redirects. X. YouTube.
The site monetizes via your traditional obnoxious ads.
Let me tell you, sometimes you can't avoid display ad misclicks.
And then before you know it, there's ad click fraud in multiple levels. Redirects. X. YouTube.
Her: You should start a business
Me: What business? Can you be more specific?
Her: I can be the boss.
Me: Ok. What will we be doing?
Her: I think we can sell spoons.
Me: *uses ChatGPT to give a positive answer*
www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/co...
Me: What business? Can you be more specific?
Her: I can be the boss.
Me: Ok. What will we be doing?
Her: I think we can sell spoons.
Me: *uses ChatGPT to give a positive answer*
www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/co...
From the ChatGPT community on Reddit: So what do we think of the new South Park episode?
Explore this post and more from the ChatGPT community
www.reddit.com
November 14, 2025 at 5:47 PM
Her: You should start a business
Me: What business? Can you be more specific?
Her: I can be the boss.
Me: Ok. What will we be doing?
Her: I think we can sell spoons.
Me: *uses ChatGPT to give a positive answer*
www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/co...
Me: What business? Can you be more specific?
Her: I can be the boss.
Me: Ok. What will we be doing?
Her: I think we can sell spoons.
Me: *uses ChatGPT to give a positive answer*
www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/co...
Could this solve link rot?
Many thought some international courts were crazy to demand payment if your website "altruistically" linked to their website.
What if it wasn't a payment but a donation to the Wayback machine? The Wayback machine would then sell data back to websites and ad networks.
Many thought some international courts were crazy to demand payment if your website "altruistically" linked to their website.
What if it wasn't a payment but a donation to the Wayback machine? The Wayback machine would then sell data back to websites and ad networks.
November 13, 2025 at 2:08 PM
Could this solve link rot?
Many thought some international courts were crazy to demand payment if your website "altruistically" linked to their website.
What if it wasn't a payment but a donation to the Wayback machine? The Wayback machine would then sell data back to websites and ad networks.
Many thought some international courts were crazy to demand payment if your website "altruistically" linked to their website.
What if it wasn't a payment but a donation to the Wayback machine? The Wayback machine would then sell data back to websites and ad networks.
English is such a cursed language.
Do you put a meeting invite on a calendars, schedules, or diary?
Fries = chips, chips = crisps.
And of course optimization and optimisation, without going into how spoken emphasis is contextual.
Reading a book. Visited the town of Reading.
🦅🦘🦁
Do you put a meeting invite on a calendars, schedules, or diary?
Fries = chips, chips = crisps.
And of course optimization and optimisation, without going into how spoken emphasis is contextual.
Reading a book. Visited the town of Reading.
🦅🦘🦁
November 12, 2025 at 4:13 PM
English is such a cursed language.
Do you put a meeting invite on a calendars, schedules, or diary?
Fries = chips, chips = crisps.
And of course optimization and optimisation, without going into how spoken emphasis is contextual.
Reading a book. Visited the town of Reading.
🦅🦘🦁
Do you put a meeting invite on a calendars, schedules, or diary?
Fries = chips, chips = crisps.
And of course optimization and optimisation, without going into how spoken emphasis is contextual.
Reading a book. Visited the town of Reading.
🦅🦘🦁
Aaand 30% goes to knowledge base articles?
Honestly this distribution is so interesting.
Really goes back to the core question - what are website boundaries and how do you define something whose definition evolves over time?
How big is the web?
Honestly this distribution is so interesting.
Really goes back to the core question - what are website boundaries and how do you define something whose definition evolves over time?
How big is the web?
November 10, 2025 at 9:30 PM
Aaand 30% goes to knowledge base articles?
Honestly this distribution is so interesting.
Really goes back to the core question - what are website boundaries and how do you define something whose definition evolves over time?
How big is the web?
Honestly this distribution is so interesting.
Really goes back to the core question - what are website boundaries and how do you define something whose definition evolves over time?
How big is the web?
Happy Friday brain.
Someone write a book on how a Greenpeace adjacent organization engages in bioterrorism where genetically engineered ants are set loose to thrive in any climate can trigger alpha gal syndrome on its bite victims.
Thus converting the world off of our meat-based diet.
Someone write a book on how a Greenpeace adjacent organization engages in bioterrorism where genetically engineered ants are set loose to thrive in any climate can trigger alpha gal syndrome on its bite victims.
Thus converting the world off of our meat-based diet.
November 7, 2025 at 3:41 PM
Happy Friday brain.
Someone write a book on how a Greenpeace adjacent organization engages in bioterrorism where genetically engineered ants are set loose to thrive in any climate can trigger alpha gal syndrome on its bite victims.
Thus converting the world off of our meat-based diet.
Someone write a book on how a Greenpeace adjacent organization engages in bioterrorism where genetically engineered ants are set loose to thrive in any climate can trigger alpha gal syndrome on its bite victims.
Thus converting the world off of our meat-based diet.
For every human there's a million fucking ants.
There's your AI horror movie right there.
There's your AI horror movie right there.
My favorite comment on the FT story
November 7, 2025 at 3:37 PM
For every human there's a million fucking ants.
There's your AI horror movie right there.
There's your AI horror movie right there.
Never give up www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QAr...
Building the Impossible Lightsaber
YouTube video by HeroTech
www.youtube.com
November 7, 2025 at 2:19 PM
Never give up www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QAr...
Man I missed the days where retailers weren't trying to digitize.
Now everyone's doing ecommerce, and everyone's ecommerce experienced is peppered with ads.
Ads are answers.
Now everyone's doing ecommerce, and everyone's ecommerce experienced is peppered with ads.
Ads are answers.
November 6, 2025 at 6:16 PM
Man I missed the days where retailers weren't trying to digitize.
Now everyone's doing ecommerce, and everyone's ecommerce experienced is peppered with ads.
Ads are answers.
Now everyone's doing ecommerce, and everyone's ecommerce experienced is peppered with ads.
Ads are answers.
Nothing quite like seeing a Slack name (deactivated) to remind us that you're more than just your job.
November 5, 2025 at 7:58 PM
Nothing quite like seeing a Slack name (deactivated) to remind us that you're more than just your job.
In AI we trust -> ai.wharton.upenn.edu/wp-content/u...
ai.wharton.upenn.edu
November 5, 2025 at 5:24 PM
In AI we trust -> ai.wharton.upenn.edu/wp-content/u...
Sometimes you work in a country for so long, that you gain a new accent on your mother tongue. ...
And you have to work your way back to sound "normal" again to fit in because your intonation and emphasis decided to take a few sips of helium.
1/2
And you have to work your way back to sound "normal" again to fit in because your intonation and emphasis decided to take a few sips of helium.
1/2
November 3, 2025 at 9:30 PM
Sometimes you work in a country for so long, that you gain a new accent on your mother tongue. ...
And you have to work your way back to sound "normal" again to fit in because your intonation and emphasis decided to take a few sips of helium.
1/2
And you have to work your way back to sound "normal" again to fit in because your intonation and emphasis decided to take a few sips of helium.
1/2
Lol. I didn't even do anything but visit the same page a few times.
November 3, 2025 at 8:46 PM
Lol. I didn't even do anything but visit the same page a few times.
🤣
October 31, 2025 at 6:38 PM
🤣
It's another slow week in AI, so I figured I'd talk about ChatGPT's --QDF= operator and what the scores 0-5 mean. If you're new here, when I feel the AGI coming, I share tidbits of AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) discoveries in a way only a subsection of the internet would understand*.
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October 31, 2025 at 1:37 PM
It's another slow week in AI, so I figured I'd talk about ChatGPT's --QDF= operator and what the scores 0-5 mean. If you're new here, when I feel the AGI coming, I share tidbits of AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) discoveries in a way only a subsection of the internet would understand*.
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Conspiracy Theory
OpenAI is using Atlas as a URL discovery mechanism, collecting data directly from users. They do not have to spend compute to render pages as the user does that for them. They want to build a web index based on user data, not crawling, as a moat.
OpenAI is using Atlas as a URL discovery mechanism, collecting data directly from users. They do not have to spend compute to render pages as the user does that for them. They want to build a web index based on user data, not crawling, as a moat.
October 30, 2025 at 2:00 AM
Conspiracy Theory
OpenAI is using Atlas as a URL discovery mechanism, collecting data directly from users. They do not have to spend compute to render pages as the user does that for them. They want to build a web index based on user data, not crawling, as a moat.
OpenAI is using Atlas as a URL discovery mechanism, collecting data directly from users. They do not have to spend compute to render pages as the user does that for them. They want to build a web index based on user data, not crawling, as a moat.