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Uh, you might want to look into the disciple of Information Retrieval. I'm confused by your question: what exactly do you want? It seems like the SEO-story of
by hans1729 7y ago
Uh, you might want to look into the disciple of Information Retrieval.
I'm confused by your question: what exactly do you want? It seems like the SEO-story of Johnson caught you off guard, and now you're like "Google search bad". Then: well, what exactly do you know about search algorithms? What better product do you want to develop? Asking HN before you learned anything about Information Retrieval (because that's what it feels like to me) seems inadequate.
- igammarays 7y agoI don’t know what I want. I just know that I don’t like the text-matching, machine-learning path that Google has taken. The internet can no longer be distilled into 10 blue links. Maybe. Thanks for the suggestion about reading up on information retrieval. But maybe the point of this exercise is NOT to use well established methods. I want to rethink the interface and mechanics of search.