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When one types a query, why should a search engine model search success based on what everyone else in the world searches up? Doesn't it matter more that Google
by threatofrain 8y ago
When one types a query, why should a search engine model search success based on what everyone else in the world searches up? Doesn't it matter more that Google finds what that person wants?
And if individuals want to understand Google Search Trends, as noted already, it's there but I don't think many people are going there, because it's not what they want.
- dorchadas 8y ago> When one types a query, why should a search engine model search success based on what everyone else in the world searches up? Doesn't it matter more that Google finds what that person wants? That's exactly what I want, at least. It'd make much more sense for them to just work on autocompleting individual words instead of queries. That way it's useful to the person who's searching and it doesn't matter what everyone else searched.
- threatofrain 8y agoDoes that include things like React, Rust, or Ruby?