Kagi raises $670k
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Kagi raises $670k
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Re: Kagi raises $670k
#2On the other hand, it did teach me the true cost of searches, and I use a lot more !bangs now, like !mdn or !archwiki (although the search powering both of these are probably funded by donations)
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#6With 670K?
Cuil went through about $30 million to develop a standalone search engine. And that was fifteen years ago, when search was simpler.
There may be a market for a search engine company that profitably runs a low-cost operation with very few ads and makes real efforts to keep out spam. Everybody is fed up with Google and Bing. There's a great opportunity here to disrupt the industry and destroy a trillion dollars in market cap.
But not for $670K.
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#7But are they depending on results from Google, Bing etc. or are they crawling the web themselves.
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#8Ever since they upped the search limit (before it's pay per search), I've been a happy camper. On the other hand, it did teach me the true cost of searches, and I use a lot more !bangs now, like !mdn or !archwiki (although the search powering both of these are probably funded by donations)
Re: Kagi raises $670k
#9I can't seem to tell from the website. But are they depending on results from Google, Bing etc. or are they crawling the web themselves.
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#10Ever since they upped the search limit (before it's pay per search), I've been a happy camper. On the other hand, it did teach me the true cost of searches, and I use a lot more !bangs now, like !mdn or !archwiki (although the search powering both of these are probably funded by donations)
So it basically supports the same bangs as DDG? Couldn't find it in their feature list. Do bangs count as a search?