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I have used duckduckgo a few years ago, I found myself going back to google "!g" often. More recently, I started using Qwant it seems to be better (subjectively

I have used duckduckgo a few years ago, I found myself going back to google "!g" often. More recently, I started using Qwant it seems to be better (subjectively) but from time to time I find myself heading to google again.

forapurpose 8y ago
> I have used duckduckgo a few years ago, I found myself going back to google "!g" often. More recently, I started using Qwant it seems to be better (subjectively) but from time to time I find myself heading to google again. This is a common narrative but if you think about it, it's bad data: * Question: Which solution, A or B, outputs more accurate results? * Method: Collect inputs for which A outputs inaccurate results; run those inputs through B. ... obviously, the data from the experiment isn't meaningful to the original question.