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Wow. Google Suggest. :)

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Originally posted by: trmiv
Wow, that's some pretty impressive type-ahead. Especially considering the number of results it has to search.
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the searchs are already done previously

I bet they just look up the index table or something

 
First letter recommendation...

a - amazon
b - best buy
c - cnn
d - dictionary
e - ebay
f - firefox
g - games
h - hotmail
i - ikea
j - jokes
k - kazaa
l - lyrics
m - mapquest
n - news
o - online dictionary
p - paris hilton
q - quotes
r - recipes
s - spybot
t - tara reid
u - ups
v - verizon
w - weather
x - xbox
y - yahoo
z - zip codes
 
Originally posted by: Eli
Originally posted by: rh71
The RH71 is a low cost microprocessor based digital hygrometer/thermometer for measuring temperature, relative humidity, and dewpoint. Special features include reading temperature/dewpoint temperature in degrees F or C, a hold/reset button for holding the display readings, and a max/min button for storing the maximum or minimum readings. Also available is a optional 0-1 vdc analog output for both temperature and humidity which can go to a recorder, as well as a option for using rechargeable Ni-Cad batteries with recharger.
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Is that really what your username stands for?! 😉

neat. I want one.

Edit: Holy sh!t, it's 400$. Screw that, I'll stick with my Radioshack Wireless temp/humidity sensor. 😉
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no - obviously it stands for Red Hat 7.1 ! Which I've never used... 🙂
 
Originally posted by: z0mb13
Originally posted by: trmiv
Wow, that's some pretty impressive type-ahead. Especially considering the number of results it has to search.
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the searchs are already done previously

I bet they just look up the index table or something
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Yea, because it doesn't find everything. My name brings up almost 178,000 results in google (about 105 are actually me), but it doesn't fill it in. Maybe it's looking up an index that is based on a set of the top few million most common searches based on google's logs or something.
 
Originally posted by: dighn
Originally posted by: vital
how does it do that if all the autocompletion and results isn't server-side
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it's can't be client side...
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Probbaly uses xmlhttprequest or something similar to get server info without a refresh. really freakin' cool!
 
lol the FAQ is pretty funny FAQ

I don't want anyone to know I'm into lemur racing. Is my information private?

Yes, your information is private. Google Suggest does not base its suggestions on your personal searches, although it does use information about the relative popularity of common searches to rank its suggestions. Your Google Suggest searches, like all the information you send to Google, are covered under Google's privacy policy.
 
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