I agree, Google has deteriorated so much. It just points to either doc pages and leaves all the work up to you or you get a (often outdated from 2011) pages fro

I agree, Google has deteriorated so much. It just points to either doc pages and leaves all the work up to you or you get a (often outdated from 2011) pages from Stack overflow. I need to do all the filtering and stitching. I tend to get better answers from their "automated questions" which are paraphrased versions of my query. So it clearly understands what I'm after. In order to promote diversity, i would recommend perplexity.ai which offers a similar experience as chatgpt (I'm not affiliated and i have no clue what their tech stack is like) It also offers links back to pages and follow up questions etc. Highly recommended if you need to learn something new and you don't want to bang your head on the keyboard googling or ddg'ing I'll give an example. I recently needed to learn about k8s, minikube, kubectl et al for a project. I had some vague idea about the tech but nowhere near enough for what i needed to do. Google was useless because it kept taking me to doc pages which is like being lectured but i needed specific information. Perplexity was amazing in helping me with the right bit of information, example code AND links if i do want to read further