For technology, I go straight to the docs or deep dive the codebase and just work out what's required. For information where I need a humans opinion I will oft

For technology, I go straight to the docs or deep dive the codebase and just work out what's required. For information where I need a humans opinion I will often search only on reddit, and if it's a fact I'm looking up I will search only on wikipedia. There's also a somewhat hard to relay dance of keywords and specificity in language that you learn over time. "Big cat" versus "cats of atypical measured size" for a made up example. In one I expect sites with funny images of big cats, in the other I am trying to target language used in research or more analytical articles. Here is where I think language models will make search worse, because a language model will be generalizing search terms and trying to surface articles by using specific language may stop working as well.