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   Stefan Frede (stefanfrede@mastodon.social)'s status on Thursday, 25-Jul-2024 19:21:20 JST Stefan Frede

   If you use you.com or are thinking of trying it, be careful!

   I used it for a while but got fed up with all things AI.

   So I cancelled my subscription and deleted my account (kagi.com is a much better search engine).

   Today I was charged again and noticed that my account is still active.

   #searchengine #search #youcom

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   eal (eal@post.ebin.club)'s status on Wednesday, 06-Mar-2024 02:26:49 JST eal

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   @dielan @Stellar @Cocoa If you're not already aware, try out kagi.com, they provide an AI assistant in addition to web search
   
   it's not the best AI assistant but the search already works very well for technical questions
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   Rusty Crab (rustycrab@clubcyberia.co)'s status on Monday, 08-Jan-2024 00:42:29 JST Rusty Crab

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   @rlier23 you just go to kagi.com and sign up for a free trial.
   It's a paid search engine but it's the first one ever that has blown google out of the fucking water. It saves me 1-2 hours per day of research. No advertising or sponsored links that are plastered everywhere else.
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   Gus (projectgus@aus.social)'s status on Saturday, 23-Sep-2023 15:37:06 JST Gus

   Four days after seeing @daedalus post about kagi.com, I've run out of free trial searches and signed on for a US$10/month unlimited plan. Happily!

   On the one hand, internet search should absolutely be a publicly regulated utility. Reserving reasonable search results for people who can afford to pay upfront for them is digital divide bullshit compared to "the good old days".

   On the other hand, gee it's been nice searching for things and finding them easily. For years I've been gradually mashing "!g" more and more when Duck Duck Go (a.k.a Bing in a funny hat) fails. Then increasingly having to edit and re-run the Google search query multiple times until Google finally turns up a half-decent result.

   Not to jinx it, but so far my experience of Kagi has been not that. Closer to internet search of old...