@cwebber@slatian just tried it, asking for the longest Dark Star performed by the grateful dead in a live show. Produced nothing even close to a correct answer. The model was presumably not trained on #GratefulDead stuff. :-)

@cwebber@slatian I tried it with a couple of searches. It reminded me of pre-Google search engines, where you just get a random selection of pages that contain the term.

@cwebber@slatian Looks like this still has a long way to go (for example, you can't filter by time range or anything like that -- I ran a quick test search and the first article I got was from 2008 which would be really bad if I was searching, say, how to fix a software issue) but it is a wonderful idea and I truly hope it takes off.

@cwebber @slatian@pleroma.envs.netWould be cool to add it to searxng

@cwebber@slatian fast too!

@cwebber I've wanted to replace my YaCy for a while. Been collecting open source search engines for a while now, this one goes to the top of the list.

It's in Rust, hosted on Codeberg. That already elevated it above pretty much every other option I wanted to explore.

Thanks Christine for tooting about it, and @slatian for writing it!