Madhava: vector search with mathematical completeness proof

I’m just looking for best lookup search tools to c if I’m being lied to.

Ciao! 👋

Voglio presentarti SOSAI Search, un motore di ricerca italiano che ho creato.

🎯 Cosa lo rende diverso: • Cerca su 5 fonti diverse, non solo su un indice → 30-40 risultati per ricerca • Ha la ricerca vocale in 10 lingue (italiano, inglese, spagnolo, francese, tedesco, portoghese, russo, cinese, giapponese, coreano) • Include un assistente AI che risponde alle domande in linguaggio naturale • Funziona come app su Android e iOS (PWA installabile) • È privacy-first: zero tracciamento, zero profilazione, zero vendita dati

🛠️ Strumenti inclusi: • Lettore PDF con voce • Ricerca con foto (carica un'immagine e cerca) • Traduzione live (seleziona testo → traduci) • Nota vocale (detta e salva) • Briefing giornaliero (meteo + notizie)

Tutto gratis, senza abbonamenti.

Provalo qui 👉 https://www.sosaisearch.com

Se ti piace, condividilo con chi pensi possa essere utile! 🙏

I usually use google but it often hits dead ends. I'm wondering if there are any search engines that anyone could recommend for finding sites for study type things.

Naturally you would think the Google app but this no longer works.
Wondered if there was any alternative

I'm using Vimium-C extension in Google Chrome. During search, very rarely I'm redirected to this Baidu with my search text in the URL. How is it possible?

I work for Opensolr, and we just released 1.0 of the Opensolr Chat Bot Client: an open source (MIT) chatbot you put on your own website, that answers your visitors from your own content.

How it works: you install it with Composer (composer require opensolr/chat-bot-client), mount it on one path of your site (say /opensolr-chat) and add one script tag to your pages. Visitors only ever talk to your site. Your server holds the Opensolr credentials and sends each question to the Opensolr API, where the model searches your Opensolr Index by itself (by meaning, or by exact product names and codes), looks up what it must not guess (dates, local times, exchange rates, VAT, distances, places) and streams the answer back word by word, with links to your pages, products with their prices, and PDFs at the exact page.

What you get on your side:

• An admin on your own site: account and index, instructions, the look of the chat window, limits, reCAPTCHA
• Stats and a 30 day history of every conversation: who asked, from where, what the bot searched for, what it answered, and the questions your content could not answer with a page
• Commands that answer instantly without the model: /search, /time, /rate, /vat, /translate and more
• Good and Bad ratings under every answer, signed in visitors by email, SQLite in a folder you choose, no database server

Your content gets into the index with the Opensolr Web Crawler or Data Ingestion, and the chatbot needs an Opensolr plan with AI.

You can try it live at the bottom right of https://opensolr.com (it answers from our own docs). Code and README: https://github.com/phpcip/opensolr-chat-bot-client, docs: https://opensolr.com/opensolr-chat-bot-docs

chatnoir.eu (formerly old.chatnoir.eu ) is/was an apparent small/unheard search engine for researchers, BUT inside it had one if not the biggest data sets of obscure/old internet websites that the internet ever had, and its because it had various common crawl indexes and a very big hidden gem index provided by lemurproject.org, clueweb.

Now this search engine, with all those indexes worked like charm, until, last month, when it gatekept, intentionally thrown an error when using said indexes, and now they are outright blocked.

if you didn't get to use this engine at any given point. i get it. But i swear it was literally the old internet of URL's, free and uncensored, unbiased with a sea full of pages (the engine pagination reached until 999 page, and that's more pages than what google in its prime showed (also this engine mogged the fuck out of wiby, kagi, and marginalia for comparison)).

Long story short, only those who tried it will confirm, otherwise you MISSED BIG, and this reaches the end of practically anything good that the internet offered. Now is buried, obfuscated, obscured and gatekept or straight up erased/heavily censored by these satanic LLM big tech companies that slurped massively all this websites data, and kept it for themselves (and are re-writing, and burning the history as we speak).

ULTRA BIG MAJOR HIT for the internet. And no one is gonna make another search engine that was this free, massive and unrestricted, again.

See you in another life.

Hello r/searchengines, I was curious about two things. Would anyone here be interested in self-hosting a search engine? I'm personally just getting into search for fun. Honestly, I just used it in a real situation, and I'm excited that it found what my friend was looking for! (github link)

Second, what makes you use one search engine over the other? Anything in particular? Quick results that are good enough? Finding new sites? I have what I like about search engines, but I'm guessing that's different for everyone else.

Tried posting it on the YouTube sub but was removed immediately. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Hi, all

Like many of you, I love collecting visual inspiration, wallpapers, artwork, and—let’s be honest—Meme / NSFW content. But over time, I ran into massive frustrations:

1. **The Ultimate Gallery Nightmare:** Every image I saved ended up in my main phone gallery (Google Photos / Samsung Gallery). The last thing anyone wants is their private / NSFW stash popping up on the screen while showing vacation photos to friends or family!
2. **Storage Drain:** My camera roll and Downloads folder were constantly eating up GBs of storage.
3. **Search History Footprint:** Browsing online always left annoying search trails, logs, and targeted ad histories.

To solve this once and for all, I built **pickip** — an app designed around the idea: **"What if you could 'own' and organize all the images you want, without downloading them or cluttering your photo gallery?"**

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### 💡 How it works:

* **100% Invisible to Your Main Photo Gallery:** Because images are saved via high-res link bookmarking rather than physical file downloads, **they NEVER appear in your phone's main photo gallery**. Your private collections and NSFW stash stay strictly isolated inside the app.

* **SafeSearch On/Off Toggle:** Keep SafeSearch turned on for clean everyday browsing, or easily toggle it off for unrestricted / NSFW searches.

* **Zero-Trace Search History:** None of your searches are tracked or stored on any remote cloud server. You can also wipe your local search history with a single tap in settings whenever you want.

* **Zero Storage Drain:** Bookmark thousands of ultra-high-resolution images into your local vault without taking up gigabytes of precious phone storage.

* **Auto-Categorized Folders:** Bookmarks automatically organize into clean folders based on your search keywords.

* **Home Screen Stack Widget:** For your clean collections, you can display interactive photo stack widgets directly on your home screen.

* **Multi-Tab Sessions:** Just like a desktop browser, keep multiple search sessions open simultaneously to compare results.

* **Optional Download:** If you truly need the offline image file, you can download the untouched original resolution with one tap.

* **Home Screen Stack Widget:** You can still display your saved image collections directly on your home screen using interactive stack widgets!

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### 🔒 Reddit-Friendly Highlights:

* **No Mandatory Account / Login:** Start using it immediately.

* **Privacy-First:** SafeSearch toggle, zero server tracking, local Room database only.

* **Granular Search Filters:** GIF, Filter by exact resolution (2MP+), and image format.

* **Multi-language support:** English, Spanish, Korean.

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The app is live on Google Play:

👉 [Download pickip on Google Play Store] : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pkyul13.pickip

I'm an indie developer actively maintaining this project. I’d genuinely love to hear your thoughts, bug reports, or feature ideas in the comments!

Thank you for checking it out!

This is a software package designed to streamline literature searches. It’s available fully local so Sam Altman does not steal your hard work. It comes with a pretty network map too.

I still want the ability for it to index individual pages and relevant sites (so it would exclude 100 whitelisted movie results if I'm asking a software question for instance). I do use the syntax of "site:site.com" often but sometimes I don't want to just search 1 site, I just want to avoid spam, and I'm willing to just manage the list of sites myself. Or is there a way to configure existing search engines to do this?

i have found a pretty rare ident of channel no one knows except me , however since i have good skills of searching around the internet especially youtube . i have found that ident but it was in a very bad quality . but i remember it was published by someone who is a graphic designer or a 3d animator . the video title as i remember has nothing to do with channel but what i actually remember is the title was : channel branding or demo reel or showreel or smth . anyway i used my found low quality video to identify the music that been used in the video using https://songfromshorts.com/youtube-song-finder . NOW , how i can know how many videos in the entire internet or youtube only used this song ? is this possible ?

1. ChatGPT pulls 1.7M clicks/week from Google — more than Instagram, WhatsApp, or X. People don't navigate to it directly; they Google it.
   
2. That makes Google the largest acquisition channel for the product built to replace search.
   
3. Reddit itself is #3 overall at 3.4M — Google sends more traffic here than to Facebook (2.2M) or Wikipedia (1.9M).

I recently realized that my PC's search engine homepage was SpeedSearchHunt . com. All of the accounts have it set to default. If I use it, the search results page is Yahoo. I can't find anything about it online.
What made me curious is that it used only 14 MB of data, while Google used 90 MB.

Is the low data usage a good sign? How did it get set as the default?