Has anyone come up with a similar thing for typing URLs? I mean, something similar to way most browsers suggest URL completions from your history files, but linked to, say, a WHOIS database, prioritised by popularity. Technically it must be a lot easier than what google's doing, and probably more useful.
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Google presente sa nouvelle fonctionnalité, le google suggest, en version béta, un petit outil sympa permettant de faire de l'autocompletion sur les mots recherchés avec affichage du nombre de resultats pertinents. C'est carrément bluffant.
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Google recently developed a new beta service called Google Suggest:
It lets you type search terms in a box, and pops up queries starting with those terms, showing the number of results. It's an easy way to let you walk the Google search tree..... Read More
Google Suggest Beta ist in der englischen Version online gegangen. Momentan scheint man in Kalifornien einem regelrechten Releaserausch anheim gefallen zu sein. Dem Nutzer kann's aber nur recht sein.... Read More
As you type into the search box, Google Suggest guesses what you're typing and offers suggestions in real time. This is similar to Google's "Did you mean?" feature that offers alternative spellings for your query after you search, except that it works
Google has launched a new beta service (file under 't-shirt ideas': "life is a beta release"). Google Suggest provides you with search phrase suggestions in real time as you type, based on queries others have done. This gives your search a quasi-so... Read More
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Ok, I see a new game--how many key strokes to get a person or topic. Or, given close names, who comes up first.
I've been playing that game too. ;-)
Impressive, but frankly I find it distracting.
It makes me kind of motion sick and dreamy, but then again, so did MTV when it first started airing videos.
I'm the first jeneane s.
beat by the wrong spelling of jeanene garafalo's name and jeneane turner.
Obviously, I have work to do.
Here is a post explaining how it works.
my first reaction was... yuck.
to controlling.
I kind of like it, it might be _that_ one step forward in search engines. Although it still didn't find me a decent wi-fi hotspot from Langkawi...
Has anyone come up with a similar thing for typing URLs? I mean, something similar to way most browsers suggest URL completions from your history files, but linked to, say, a WHOIS database, prioritised by popularity. Technically it must be a lot easier than what google's doing, and probably more useful.
Merry Holidays for the new improved Javascripticalicious Google Alphabet. That'll show those punks for being mean to Eric Rice.
thank to google for all.
I just finished implementing Google suggest for a dictionary database.
http://www.objectgraph.com/dictionary
The code is clean and you could see it by using "View Source"
The dictionary database is on an SQL server (total of 18000+ words) with an index on the word column.
I created CPAN search about a week before he did this.
Not everyone can read compressed javascript though.
CPAN Suggest
The Global Wolf Pack - Intense action and gripping suspense characterize the seemingly real story about tax evation, money-laundering, intrigue and murder in corporate world.
It makes me kind of motion sick and dreamy, but then again, so did MTV when it first started airing videos.
I'm the first jeneane s.
beat by the wrong spelling of jeanene garafalo's name and jeneane turner.
Obviously, I have work to do.