I'm the developer of OneLook and happy to answer any questions about it! It's been running continuously since 1996 and I've been (very slowly) adding features to it over the past couple of decades.
Do you see spikes in usage during large puzzlehunt events?
OneLook – Dictionary Search with Wildcards
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Re: OneLook – Dictionary Search with Wildcards
#12I'm the developer of OneLook and happy to answer any questions about it! It's been running continuously since 1996 and I've been (very slowly) adding features to it over the past couple of decades.
edit : never mind, found the list https://www.onelook.com/?d=all_&v=s&sort=&langdf=all
Re: OneLook – Dictionary Search with Wildcards
#13I'm the developer of OneLook and happy to answer any questions about it! It's been running continuously since 1996 and I've been (very slowly) adding features to it over the past couple of decades.
Re: OneLook – Dictionary Search with Wildcards
#14I'm the developer of OneLook and happy to answer any questions about it! It's been running continuously since 1996 and I've been (very slowly) adding features to it over the past couple of decades.
where do you get the word lists from? edit : never mind, found the list https://www.onelook.com/?d=all_&v=s&sort=&langdf=all
Re: OneLook – Dictionary Search with Wildcards
#15Re: OneLook – Dictionary Search with Wildcards
#16My use cases:
I read e-books in Calibre[1]. When I read novels in The Witcher series or in the Forgotten Realms meta-series, I need to lookup words that may or may not be just a creature in the universe of the novel. Having a page that automatically looks up a word in both real dictionaries and in The Witcher or Forgotten Realms wiki would be really cool.
My daughter also reads e-books in Calibre, but her English is nowhere near my level. It's a second language for her. So she needs to be able to look up words in English-Chinese dictionaries.