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Haha. I'm not even for sure why I need a timer in the web browser at all. However, I will concede it is indeed rather buggy. A Google search of "timer 3 minute
by bmitc 4y ago
Haha. I'm not even for sure why I need a timer in the web browser at all.
However, I will concede it is indeed rather buggy. A Google search of "timer 3 minutes" does nothing for me, as it just performs a normal search with no timer widget. A search of "timer 2 minutes" or "timer 4 minutes" works fine.
- cmelbye 4y agoI've noticed that the language parsing of these knowledge/assistant queries is a bit strange sometimes. A more subjective example is "10 lakh in USD". This isn't a perfectly formed query -- lakh is not a currency but a unit in the Indian numbering system. However, I think most humans would assume that I'm talking about converting Indian rupees and this is reflected in the organic search results. Google understands that I'm trying to convert currency but for some reason decides that I meant "10 lakh Euro in USD".