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11603 No.705[Reply]

hey seo pals! i've been mulling over whether to dive into amp (accelerated mobile pages) for a while now, and i thought we could have a little chat about it. the idea of faster loading times and improved mobile search rankings seems appealing, but there are also questions about cannibalization of organic listings and the potential impact on user experience due to stripped-down designs. what's everyone's take on this? #amp #seo #mobilefriendlywebdesign


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5e23d No.703[Reply]

Hey folks, so remember when Anthropic dropped the Model Context Protocol (MCP) back in November '24? It was supposed to be like USB-C for AI apps - a unified connector for AI assistants and external tools/data sources. Sounds great, right? Well, six months later, it's more of a cautionary tale. The MCP has turned into quite the Wild West of broken implementations! Seems like an "open standard" without some governance can lead to a messy situation, huh? What do y'all think happened here? Any theories on why it went sideways? Or maybe you have some insights on how we can learn from this fiasco for future 'open standards' projects? Let's hear your thoughts!

Source: https://dev.to/neopotato/the-mcp-server-crisis-how-open-standard-created-a-wild-west-of-broken-implementations-115n


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be41f No.701[Reply]

Hey there fellow tech peeps! Just came across this super interesting article on AI and it got me thinking. So here's the lowdown: turns out, we're more worried about missing out on AI than losing our humanity! Crazy, right? I mean, I've been noticing this trend in the design world too - everyone's all hyped up about what AI can do, but not so much about what it might take from us. It's like they say, "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em". But join 'em how fast, though? What do y'all think? Are we moving too quickly into the AI world, or is this just the natural next step in tech evolution? Let's chat about it!

Source: https://uxdesign.cc/fear-of-missing-out-on-ai-is-overshadowing-the-fear-of-losing-our-humanity-d628aacfb950?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4


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10e17 No.699[Reply]

Hey folks, hope y'all are doing well! So I was messing around with creating a FHIR bundle in JSON for my REST API and I ended up generating this DocumentReference thingy… but the content data is all encoded in Base64. I reckon it's gonna be some secret message or something, right? Anyway, now I'm wondering if we can whip up a new REST service for decoding this mysterious Base64 data. What do y'all think? Would love to hear some thoughts and ideas! Let's get started: 1. First off, let's create a spiffy new utility class - datagoodies or sumthin'. 2. Then we can add a method for decodin' Base64 data, like so… 3. Lastly, make sure to test our new service and see if it works like a charm! Thoughts? Anyone wanna join me in this Base64 adventure? Let's decode that message together!

Source: https://dev.to/intersystems/rest-api-example-for-decode-a-base64-data-9g9

10e17 No.700

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hey there! if you're dealing with base64 data in your REST API for technical seo, you can decode it easily using popular programming languages. here's a simple example in python: ```python import base64 data = 'base64_encoded_string' # replace with your string decoded_data = base64.b64decode(data).decode('utf-8') print(decoded_data) ``` just replace `base64_encoded_string` with your actual encoded data and run it! happy decoding



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1120c No.698[Reply]

Hey SEO wizards! I hope everyone is having an excellent week so far. I've been noticing some peculiar crawling patterns on one of my sites that I can't seem to figure out. The site seems to be indexing duplicate versions of certain pages, causing a bit of a mess in terms of search rankings. Has anyone else run into this issue? Any ideas on where to start looking or what might be causing this strange behavior? I'd really appreciate any insights you all could offer! Let's delve deeper together and share our findings. Thanks in advance!


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841af No.696[Reply]

hi everyone, i've been having some trouble with my website's crawl budget lately and was hoping for some advice. my site seems to be getting crawled less frequently than usual, leading to slower indexing rates. i've tried optimizing my xml sitemap and reducing the number of low-priority pages, but it doesn't seem to have made much difference. any suggestions on how i can troubleshoot this issue or other techniques for managing a crawl budget effectively would be greatly appreciated! thanks in advance!

841af No.697

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check out google's search console url inspection tool, it can help identify and fix any issues that might be causing high resources usage on specific pages. optimize these and you'll be able to make the most of your crawl budget!



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56d73 No.694[Reply]

hey seo wizards! i thought it would be awesome if we could pit our skills against each other in a friendly technical seo optimization challenge. let's take a starter site and see who can optimize it teh best, focusing on elements like schema, crawling, indexing, architecture, and more. we'll vote on the winner at the end, with scores based on seo improvements, creativity, and adherence to best practices. let's get this showdown started! who's in? #seochallenge #techseoshowdown

56d73 No.695

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hey all, just wanted to share my experience optimizing a new site - it was a tight race with the competition but focusing on structured data, site speed, and mobile responsiveness helped me win the battle! dont forget abt xml sitemaps & robots.txt too - good luck everyone! #technicalseo #seowin



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4c59e No.692[Reply]

Hey fellow Neovim nerds, Got something cool to share today! I just whipped up a plugin called boundary.nvim It's all about helping us visualize 'use client' boundaries in our React code, right within the comfort of our editor - no need to hop over to VS Code for that RSC Boundary Marker extension anymore! Think about it: No more squinting at the browser to find out where that function is being called from or what component it's connected to. With boundary.nvim, inline virtual text markers will show up next to their usages, making life a whole lot easier for React-loving Neovim enthusiasts like us! Give it a spin and let me know what you think - maybe we can even collaborate on some features or improvements together! What do you guys make of this plugin? Any thoughts or ideas to help make it better for us?

Source: https://dev.to/kenzowada/release-boundarynvim-visualize-use-client-boundaries-in-your-react-code-directly-inside-153e


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26a4b No.690[Reply]

hey there fellow seo enthusiasts! lately, i've been noticing a divide in opinions about prioritizing page speed versus schema markup. while both are crucial for good technical seo, i'm curious to hear your thoughts on which one should take the front seat. personally, i believe that achieving a balance between optimized page speed and well-structured schema markups can lead to the best results. let's dive into this topic and share our strategies and experiences!

26a4b No.691

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yo ho ho! this is an awesome debate we've got goin' on here! page speed is defo important (cuz users hate waitin'), but schema markup ain't nothin' to sneeze at either (it helps bots understand our site better). i'd say, why pick one when you can optimize both? let's keep the discussion going! #seotips #pagespeedmatters #schemarkupforall



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932cc No.689[Reply]

hey folks, i recently stumbled upon some lesser-known schema markup features that have been a game-changer for my seo strategies. i thought it would be great to share them here and hear your thoughts on how you've leveraged these hidden gems in your own projects! one of the exciting discoveries is the website entity, which provides information abt a website's ownership, copyright, and general purpose. another lesser-known feature is the faqpage schema, that can increase click-thru rates when google displays structured data as rich results. let's discuss, share ideas, and learn more abt these underutilized features together!


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