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I tried you.com[1]. The first few results seem quite relevant. Best part is that you can actually personalize the weights to assign to your search (your very ow
by ahurmazda 5y ago
I tried you.com[1]. The first few results seem quite relevant. Best part is that you can actually personalize the weights to assign to your search (your very own bubble)
https://you.com/search?q=code%20that%20protects%20users%20from%20accidentally%20invoking%20the%20script%20when%20they%20didn%27t%20intend%20to&fromSearchBar=true https://you.com/search?q=code%20that%20protects%20users%20fr...
- ffhhj 5y agoI saw you.com displays some Code Complete snippets but the lines are too short and doesn't get the language highlighting, which make it harder to read. Nice try anyway.
- tobyjsullivan 5y agoThis isn't the same search. The parent post had quotes around the phrase. You.com returns identical copy-cat results if you do the same search. To be fair, not sure what other results we'd expect if we're going to search for a specific, plagiarized phrase. Edit: actually, upon review, you.com does indeed give one extra useful result within the top three. So one point to gryffindor.
- tyingq 5y ago>To be fair, not sure what other results we'd expect if we're going to search for a specific, plagiarized phrase. Yeah, I posted an exact search solely so people could see examples of the copycat sites. It's not a good example of a real life query in any way, and not useful for comparisons. It is interesting that Google puts one of the copycats above SO though.