ldoughty
17 hours ago
This is why we need competition, and to stop the big guys from buying the small guys. This is trying to innovate for the customer, making search better for my areas of interest and desires. One of the few subscriptions that make me very happy.
Thank you Kagi folk that hang out here.
threatofrain
8 hours ago
Isn't this just catching up? Google has site:reddit.com, it's more keystrokes but a lot less idiosyncratic and thus generalizable to any domain.
ozyschmozy
7 hours ago
Kagi has the same syntax as well, this is just new syntactic sugar
28304283409234
7 hours ago
"just syntactic sugar" is the whole point of computers. Make drudgery and toil easier. @r is a lot easier than site:old.reddit.com or whatever. :-)
lofaszvanitt
15 hours ago
Kagi is becoming the new google. Same thing, offered in a new package. If there are 100 good results for a query, why always show the same results in the same order?
bayindirh
14 hours ago
Because of their “we serve the results as is and you customize the results yourself” policy?
Kagi doesn’t have search history of any of their users, so they can randomize them at best, which makes no sense.
NetOpWibby
14 hours ago
> Kagi is becoming the new google
Kagi has exclusivity deals with trillion-dollar corporations and a monopoly on search?
nozzlegear
13 hours ago
That seems like a particularly bad faith interpretation of their assertion.
illiac786
11 hours ago
I disagree. What makes Google Google nowadays is their size. For example, they are full of AI results because these sites optimise until they show up in Google results first pages. Why, because Google owns the largest share of the search market.
Kagi has 30k subscribers, it is totally uninteresting to these AI results farms. This is just one example, but I hope you see my point. I cannot see Kagi beginning to compare to Google.
I think what OP meant was that he dislikes kagi’s search algorithm on a specific ground that also happens to apply to Google. The way it’s phrased is pure trolling though, or clickbait if you prefer.
theshrike79
9 hours ago
Kagi is becoming the biggest and most profitable ad company in the world?