The quality of search engines has gone down so much for technical questions.
I’m looking for a way to index sites like stack exchanges, reddit, quora, and research papers. Would this be possible to do this locally with metadata?
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Well Google does self-host their own search engine.
I know you’re getting downvoted but you’re also technically correct. Which I appreciate.
“Hey @SundarPichai , how do I set up one of those googley thingies of yours?”
Docker container pls
Great username.