Reading up on Kagi

Users often devise hidden workarounds for software flaws, creating a bug‑blindness effect where defects persist unnoticed because people adapt rather than report them.

HN commenters argue that Google's services have degraded due to enshittification, driving users to alternatives like Kagi, Yandex, and DuckDuckGo.

Business websites should prioritize customer needs and goals over the preferences of founders, designers, or internal teams.

A Hacker News discussion argues the small web is defined by a non-commercial mindset, not size, and remains sizable yet buried by algorithm-driven search engines.

An open-source project maintainer loses search-engine ranking to a copycat .net site, and HN commenters debate SEO fixes, trademark strategies, and the broader decay of Google search quality.

A business owner argues Google Adwords is no longer effective and recommends moving ad spend to TikTok, Instagram, and Reddit, as user attention shifts to social and AI-driven platforms.

Kagi compiles a collection of humorous search results that went hilariously