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I just did a Google search on “c++ map” and didn’t see the behavior you describe.
by ChristianGeek 8y ago
I just did a Google search on “c++ map” and didn’t see the behavior you describe.
- krono 8y agoWhat if I told you Google search results are partially based on behaviour data, meaning the results you get for a search potentially differ from mine It doesn't happen to me so it doesn't exist does not apply in this case
- Zelmor 8y agoUse duck duck go, my lad.
- dhimes 8y agoIndeed. Every single result in the first "page" was about c++ maps.
- krono 8y agoThanks for reminding me! Just set it up as the default search provider in my browser. Google search doesn't really work for power users anymore and I don't see that changing for the better anytime soon.
- andrepd 8y agoAlternatively, if you can't do without the google search algorithm, use startpage. Doesn't track and bubble you, anonymises the queries.
- TomMarius 8y agoI can confirm what they say is true, but probably not with this specific sentence. It's also really not useful while searching for phone numbers (which it changes completely without a second thought).
- Liru 8y ago"Slightly exaggerated example since I can't remember any concrete ones off the top of my head"
- mortehu 8y agoGoogle fixed this specific case and a few others last year: https://blog.google/products/search/improvements-searching-special-characters-programming-languages/ https://blog.google/products/search/improvements-searching-s...