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Actually, google's paid search API can order by date, ascending or descending. Checkout this example: https://quackquackgo.net/?q=hacker+news&lr=&qqg-date=&qq
by weird_user 4y ago
Actually, google's paid search API can order by date, ascending or descending.
Checkout this example:
https://quackquackgo.net/?q=hacker+news&lr=&qqg-date=&qqg-range-start=&qqg-range-end=&qqg-sort=date-asc https://quackquackgo.net/?q=hacker+news&lr=&qqg-date=&qqg-ra...
- viraptor 4y agoI love this! Often when searching for some event I want the first report, not the spam that followed. Thank you for showing me this service.
- EnergyAmy 4y agoI don't understand how the dates work on that. On the search you linked, the first result is an HN post with a date listed as "2000-09-18", but if you click the link, the post was from 3 months ago.
- weird_user 4y agoThis is probably because the HN page doesn't contain the document date metadata. So google just picked a random date from that page.