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I've used a lot this kind of services for giving me inspiration. I have to admit that I'm a bit disappointed with this one, it feels... uninspired. For the exam
by nicolaslem 9y ago
I've used a lot this kind of services for giving me inspiration. I have to admit that I'm a bit disappointed with this one, it feels... uninspired. For the example I tried it just appended unrelated words like "home" or "lunch" to my keywords.
My personal favorite is http://www.panabee.com http://www.panabee.com as it plays with the phonetic of your keywords. It gives a lot of weird things but usually one or two are catchy names.
Anyway, congratulation to OP for shipping something!
- maldinii 9y agohey! Thanks for the honest feedback, we are trying to play with phoenetic and just show some keywords and not domains, we'll look into it :)
- sli 9y agoYeah, it interprets "functional" in "functional programming" using the more general definition of just being, basically, not broken. Which, I get it, it's fine. I'm a bit disappointed in the narrowness of the returned results, but I also don't expect it to just know my intent, either. The site you linked gave me an amusing one that's really simple: unctionalprogramming. Reminds me of the word "unctuous."
- maldinii 9y agoguessing intent it proven to be really complex topic, we can definetively ask questions and get user feedback to tweak the results once we have more data.