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They can probably file it under hiring costs. It's a very effective branding measure targeted towards all the academics they need. While researchers have to se
by andor 13y ago
They can probably file it under hiring costs. It's a very effective branding measure targeted towards all the academics they need.
While researchers have to search for publications all the time, I don't see many use cases for a code search engine.
- Mindless2112 13y agoYou've not spent much time trying to use insufficiently documented APIs then. I used Google Code Search all the time -- now I search on GitHub. Since Google is a software company as well as a research laboratory (though I would say it is more prominently the former), I would be surprised that they would kill Code Search but keep Scholar alive as a hiring cost.