Like I know I don't have to tell y'all, here on the algorithmless fedi, that you-might-like-this algorithms will not tell you things about yourself that you didn't know, will not help you grow as a person, will in fact stunt you and restrict your ability to change, because they're designed to show you things that they think you already like, not things that nobody, even yourself, could predict you'd be interested in. An algorithm can't stumble by chance and serendipity across your next passionate obsession, only a firehose of utterly random bollocks can do that

@mattblaze The people who think they are good at everything because they are good at coding are also bad at coding.

Figured it out! Apple is pulling the Wikipedia data for its Safari suggestions from the Wikidata datastore instead of Wikipedia itself. On December 4, 2019, someone vandalized the Wikidata entry for "A rising tide" to say "a scrambled egg makes all happy" and it stayed there until February 24, 2024. https://www.wikidata.org/w/index.php?title=Q4660966&action=history