[ChristianGeek]

I just did a Google search on “c++ map” and didn’t see the behavior you describe.

[krono]

What if I told you Google search results are partially based on behaviour data, meaning the results you get for a search potentially differ from mine

It doesn't happen to me so it doesn't exist does not apply in this case

[Zelmor]

Use duck duck go, my lad.

[krono]

Thanks for reminding me! Just set it up as the default search provider in my browser.

Google search doesn't really work for power users anymore and I don't see that changing for the better anytime soon.

[andrepd]

Alternatively, if you can't do without the google search algorithm, use startpage. Doesn't track and bubble you, anonymises the queries.

[dhimes]

Indeed. Every single result in the first "page" was about c++ maps.

[mortehu]

Google fixed this specific case and a few others last year: https://blog.google/products/search/improvements-searching-s...

[Liru]

"Slightly exaggerated example since I can't remember any concrete ones off the top of my head"

[TomMarius]

I can confirm what they say is true, but probably not with this specific sentence. It's also really not useful while searching for phone numbers (which it changes completely without a second thought).