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It's looking like 2023 is the year that search dies. Between the removal of exclusion operators (hey, we saw you were adding -pinterest to your searches, but we
by flyinghamster 3y ago
It's looking like 2023 is the year that search dies. Between the removal of exclusion operators (hey, we saw you were adding -pinterest to your searches, but we want to make sure you get your pinterest!) and de-indexing of sites, it's looking like it's time for the search wheel to start making its third spin.
Guess I need to start playing more with things like Algolia or Kagi.
- bufferoverflow 3y agoUnfortunately, creating a search engine competitive with Google or even Bing is insanely expensive. Not just from the server cost perspective, but also from marketing it and convincing people to switch.