Use before:yyyy/mm/dd and/or after:yyyy/mm/dd in the search box to specify date ranges, and search for results before 2020 to remove all the AI slop.
Much easier than giving away your data to a company known for spreading misinformation, pushing AI content and genuinely worsening social interactions online and in real life.
Local cafes and restaurants may be closed. Some places may be under construction or restoration. Some hidden places may have become ultra touristic. Some neighborhoods may have become dangerous
You know where you cand find out if a cafe or restaurant will be closed? A search provider with the words [cafe name] opening times. Shit mate, google maps has the opening times.
If you’re seeing recommendations for a place on tiktok, it’s already ultra touristic, and is in no way shape or form hidden.
And surely you’re going to find accurate and up to date unbiased information about these ‘dangerous neighbourhoods’ from tiktok, you’re surely not just going to be faced with a wall of thinly veiled racism on there at all.
You’d really let someone else do all your thinking for you, and then posting a video touting their opinions as facts.
That’s not the question. The suggested better approach is using outdated google results which is bad. You will manually filter all things ? And then go find a new list… Shit mate, google maps also has wrong and outdated information, already had it a few times listing closed shops as open.
Basically you’re saying using algorithm and partially accurate lists instead of one made by a human. The rest is just you pushing your bias to make assumptions since you have no idea.
If using guides is “letting someone do the thinking for me” then I should go in the country and visit all shops by myself and then do my own guide to see what I should visit?
Use before:yyyy/mm/dd and/or after:yyyy/mm/dd in the search box to specify date ranges, and search for results before 2020 to remove all the AI slop.
Much easier than giving away your data to a company known for spreading misinformation, pushing AI content and genuinely worsening social interactions online and in real life.
Yes very useful to search for places half a decade ago
Places usually don’t vanish into nonexistenxe after five years.
Local cafes and restaurants may be closed. Some places may be under construction or restoration. Some hidden places may have become ultra touristic. Some neighborhoods may have become dangerous
You know where you cand find out if a cafe or restaurant will be closed? A search provider with the words [cafe name] opening times. Shit mate, google maps has the opening times.
If you’re seeing recommendations for a place on tiktok, it’s already ultra touristic, and is in no way shape or form hidden.
And surely you’re going to find accurate and up to date unbiased information about these ‘dangerous neighbourhoods’ from tiktok, you’re surely not just going to be faced with a wall of thinly veiled racism on there at all.
You’d really let someone else do all your thinking for you, and then posting a video touting their opinions as facts.
That’s not the question. The suggested better approach is using outdated google results which is bad. You will manually filter all things ? And then go find a new list… Shit mate, google maps also has wrong and outdated information, already had it a few times listing closed shops as open.
Basically you’re saying using algorithm and partially accurate lists instead of one made by a human. The rest is just you pushing your bias to make assumptions since you have no idea.
If using guides is “letting someone do the thinking for me” then I should go in the country and visit all shops by myself and then do my own guide to see what I should visit?