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Note that this is not actually real time. There is one http request made when page loads and it doesn't make any more requests afterwards (just cycles). It seem
by k2xl 13y ago
Note that this is not actually real time. There is one http request made when page loads and it doesn't make any more requests afterwards (just cycles). It seems to just grab top X words from different languages then repeat them.
- eli 13y agoTop X words among recent searches for that language, you mean? I assure you that "Blackhawks" is not a common English word and suggests to me the data is was generated relatively recently.
- bostonpete 13y agoThe URL indicates that it's the "hot trends", which implies that it's the currently popular searches. I agree, there's nothing here that seems to indicate that this is showing real-time searches. It's just a way to visualize the current hot search terms.