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"coffee shop" on the other hand yields 20 results. I agree that some support for fuzzy search is needed, but there is a reasonable amount of data there.

• asdff 7y ago
  I hate when searches parse like that. Ideally coffee shop, coffee shops, coffee, cafe, espresso, etc. should all give me the same exact results: 100% of the stores in the area that sell coffee. I don't think there's a single piece of mapping software that doesn't suck hard in some way. It's pretty annoying how google maps shows you x number of results zoomed out, y zoomed in, and z with the map frame moved half a block to the left. Just show me everything. Search the entire city. Flood my map. Let me do the vetting, that's what I came to maps to do anyway.
  • bhandziuk 7y ago
    where the sets of y and z might not even overlap
• opportune 7y ago
  This shows that they are probably not even doing stemming which shouldn't be that hard to implement and could have great benefit/cost