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I recently switched to Kagi (and pay so they can sustain it) and I have to say it's very good, I rarely have to use g!, maybe for maps only. It also previews c
by leandot 4y ago
I recently switched to Kagi (and pay so they can sustain it) and I have to say it's very good, I rarely have to use g!, maybe for maps only. It also previews
code snippets nicely.
- 10729287 4y agoSame here, in french language. Kagi is awesome (paying user too).
- CapmCrackaWaka 4y agoYup, I've started to really appreciate the pay-to-not-be-the-product business model in general. Kagi is great, the easy domain blocking feature alone is worth the $10 per month. The results in general are also good. They do suffer somewhat from the same SEO optimization problem as Google, where auto-generated crap turns up in search results, but once you block the majority of those domains the search results I get are very good.
- mprime1 4y ago+1 for Kagi Googled ‘Python queue’ the other day and the official python docs for queue was on page 4 of results. (Page 1-3 were filled with examples websites, so query intent was well understood)
- superdisk 4y agoGod, there's something uniquely bad about searching for Python standard library stuff. I swear every time I search `python len` or something and w3schools, geeksforgeeks, programiz, and all sorts of other annoying useless SHIT appears I want to scream. Just show me the Python docs!