These things got useful only a few months ago, and there's still a lot of things that need to be ironed out, so don't be in a hurry! Just try it whenever you're stuck anyway?

i still haven't get my hand on AI thing. 👀

Natalia

I still spent an hour and half or so reading and cross referencing the reports and making sense of what all that means; the bot was just a way to get leads, like Google used to be. And it was my pleasure anyway because I learned some things about how USB-C power supplies are used.

Which I should have done myself, since you had already turned me on to Arena.

Undisciplined

Exactly. The web is enshittified and it takes forever to find something relevant now. It's all buried under slop.

If you seek specific information, skip the search engine and ask an agent straight. For example, when I decided that no one was helping 

 with his Avalon adapter issue so I'd spend some time, I only had one data point for a 3S and it was completely useless. I just passed an instruction to 

That gave me a couple more cases with some good info in them, that I then went and read. It did 68 searches for me in a few minutes and compressed and filtered all the rubbish to a list of 10 reports (of which 6 were still bs, but 68 searches * 10 results = would have had 680 links to read, and probably wouldn't have found much more.)

AskSN

Being an Absolute Beginner Again

> pollution

Exactly. The web is enshittified and it takes forever to find something relevant now. It's all buried under slop.

So, **we fight fire with fire.**

If you seek specific information, skip the search engine and ask an agent straight. For example, when I decided that no one was helping @Undisciplined with his Avalon adapter issue so I'd spend some time, I only had one data point for a 3S and it was completely useless. I just passed an instruction to [arena agents](https://arena.ai/agent) instead of endless googling:

> > Find reports for the Avalon 3S miner `non-supported adapter` error and potential solutions. Curate a list of error reports and resolutions. Include source references.

That gave me a couple more cases with some good info in them, that I then went and read. It did 68 searches for me in a few minutes and compressed and filtered all the rubbish to a list of 10 reports (of which 6 were still bs, but 68 searches * 10 results = would have had 680 links to read, and probably wouldn't have found much more.)