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> It (barely, but) understands. It can find sentences that use different structure but meaning is similar. Can't say I see meaningful difference between DDG a
by reitanqild 8y ago
> It (barely, but) understands. It can find sentences that use different structure but meaning is similar.
Can't say I see meaningful difference between DDG and Google on this anymore.
DDG keeps getting better and Google has been on a downward spiral for some time.
> It can find result using synonyms instead of the original words.
DDG does this as well. And unlike Google they aren't driving me crazy by ignoring my double quotes and verbatim searches.
- agumonkey 8y agoi'm sorry but ddg fails very rapidly on anything that requires semantics
- TomMarius 8y agoI have to agree with the other commenter, Google understands semantics, DDG just replaces words, working even worse than without it in some cases. I seriously hope they will improve it soon (and I donated some money to them), I'd love to switch.