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Have you actually tried to use Google in the last few years? Its query interface is horrible! 2024-era Google doesn't give you what you ask for - it'll take a
by crote 2y ago
Have you actually tried to use Google in the last few years? Its query interface is horrible!
2024-era Google doesn't give you what you ask for - it'll take a few keywords from your query and "helpfully" invent a completely different query. Try asking it for anything remotely obscure and it'll just return complete garbage. Unless you're looking for a "20 dishwashers under $300" article, Google is basically unusable these days.
10 or 15 years ago Google was actually useful. You could specify exactly what keywords to include - and more importantly exclude. What I am looking for (and probably the author too) is an LLM which rephrases a human-language request into a SQL-like query to feed to a 2010 Google. Bonus points if it actually clearly states the query it's going to run and ask for corrections.
- valicord 2y agoYou want google to search exactly for the keywords in the query without any "helpful" reinterpretation, but at the same time to accept flexible human language requests. How do you expect these 2 contradictory requirements to coexist?
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