[pascalxus]

Absolutely. i so often do a search and it presumes to think it knows what i want rather than giving me what I ask for, sometimes even when I'm being quite specific. I will say it does a great job for programming stuff but a lousy job whenever I'm researching economics topics.

[kjkjadksj]

Even programming stuff it does a lousy job. I use R a lot. I plot with the base graphics package because it works fine. Finding R information that does not involve the tidyverse library is so damn difficult on google search. Its bests to just go straight to the documentation since stackoverflow and other sites are pretty worthless with pretty much all answers requiring ggplot or dpylr even if they can be implemented with zero dependencies with the base tooling.

Same situation with python honestly. No I don’t want to use pandas, if I wanted better data wrangling I’d just wrangle in base R then import the wrangled data into python if need be instead of adding another dependency to my python code. Apparently this makes me a heretic based on google search results.