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I've been experimenting with https://kagi.com/ https://kagi.com/. For technical questions, they prioritize official documentation and SO. They don't serve you
by FranklinMaillot 4y ago
I've been experimenting with https://kagi.com/ https://kagi.com/.
For technical questions, they prioritize official documentation and SO. They don't serve you all those copy-pasta blogs that plague Google results.
For product reviews, they prioritize reddit and other forums by default. It's still far from perfect, but at least they're trying.
- shyn3 4y agoI like your description but it has a login wall so hard no. Cool concept!
- vlmutolo 4y agoBehind that login wall is a free trial. Search is apparently pretty expensive, so I imagine they’re just trying to prevent spam.
- shyn3 4y agoFew free searches to show case your product is probably better. Chatgpt3 will fail if they close their free access. It takes money to make money.
- vlmutolo 4y agoBoth Kagi and OpenAI offer free limited access, and I believe both require an account to use the free tier.
- marginalia_nu 4y agoBot spam is a very big problem. Very hard to prevent, and if you're using cloud compute or SaaS APIs it can get very expensive.
- shyn3 4y agoHey I love when I see you post on here. Thanks for all you do.
- vlmutolo 4y agoI’ve been using Kagi for months. Before Kagi, I used DDG and would often have to switch to Google. With Kagi I almost never switch to a different search engine. Kagi does a great job returning results with less SEO spam. It’s fast and has a great interface. Big fan.