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I tend to agree, but at least a few times a day have to resort to using !g to actually find a decent result. It's usually Angular/Symfony related but just last
by janlaureys 9y ago
I tend to agree, but at least a few times a day have to resort to using !g to actually find a decent result. It's usually Angular/Symfony related but just last week I couldn't find the website of my local tennis club at all, not even by exact name. On google it was the first result...
- epicide 9y agoUsing something like Dash Docs or devdocs.io might help!
- tannhaeuser 9y agoThe answer I suppose is almost always found on stackoverflow.com anyway, so why not go to SO search directly? Because SO search isn't up to it of course. Why don't they improve their search system? I think they're really leaving money on the table, or maybe it's a job for a third-party SO search app for a fellow HNer (not that there aren't already enough SO scrapers showing up in searches).