social-search-request tag

Social search requests, depicted hyphenated here, are publicized requests for information (generally of a social network or group). The requests I share are generally questions others have asked on Twitter/X. I share requests to encourage others to answer or consider the questions and to bookmark to find answers provided by others at the links. I mark such with ‘ssr:’ at start of the title.

I tag some posts with social-search-request to discuss an individual request. Those posts will not have the ‘ssr:’ mark.

Posts tagged social-search provide broader commentary.

This is related to a keyword-request.

I tag some of my public questions as standing-queries.

Posts with the “social-search-request” tag:

ssr: “Is anyone working on a google vs perplexity vs bard vs gpt search benchmark?”
ssr: “Anyone got any leads on good LLM prompts for RAG with citations?”
ssr: “Do folks have favorite examples of systematic literature reviews? Better if in HCI, but okay if not.”
ssr: “is there a well known service that expands any arbitrary links for LLM consumption?”
“HotGirls on TikTok, why do I look stupid at the gym?”
ssr: “what are the most useful LLM-powered apps?”
ssr: “What’s the phrase to describe when an algorithm doesn’t take into effect it’s own influence on an outcome?”
ssr: “What is the equivalent of SEO, but for navigating the physical built environment?”
ssr: uses in new instruct model v. chat models?
ssr: LLM libraries that can be installed cleanly on Python
ssr: attention span essay or keywords?