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I was reading this book called 'In The Plex' which talks about the beginnings of Google, how no one thought of using back-links in ranking web pages and how Larry Page used it to make Page rank it's a fascinating book to read, and surprised to see how everyone missed an idea like that.

Fast forward to today, has search reached its climax? Can't there be any other search engine that will deliver better results than Google? There was a time when people talked about social search for a while but that too died down.

So is there a new frontier for search? Will there be a better search engine in the next few decades?

I am having a lot of free time during this period but I don't seem to get any good ideas into my head like it used to be when I was busy.

What do you guys do when you don't have any good idea? How do you look for inspiration? Have you guys faced similar situations?

Facebook, Microsoft are putting lot of effort behind pushing bots inside a conventional ui.

What's your idea about bots? Worth investing?

Hi,

Everyone seems to be crazy over bots, but I want to know your opinion about this.

Are these bot's just having a hype time?

I know bots can be good for existing businesses to communicate with their users.

But can a new service be brought to life starting as a bot? Is it the next generation of apps?

Anyone who has made a bot and seeing success from it? if so what problems have you guys came across in making, distributing your bot.

What's HN opinion about this?

Hi, I just self taught myself react last week. Although I never liked react at the beginning after learning it I felt react is much easier to work with and a good framework. So I was thinking about starting a small newsletter that will make it easier for someone to learn react by themselves like I did by giving them easy to understand lessons.

I know there are so many resources out there, so many newsletter out there and you might ask why should you subscribe to mine. So I'm asking the question from you is it worth spending my time and money on teaching something that I self taught? It's nothing special just that the lessons will be easy by someone who self taught for someone who wants to left learn.

Honest feedback is much appreciated

Hi, I just self taught myself react last week. Although I never liked react at the beginning after learning it I felt react is much easier to work with and a good framework.

So I was thinking about starting a small newsletter that will make it easier for someone to learn react by themselves like I did by giving them easy to understand lessons.

I know there are so many resources out there, so many newsletter out there and you might ask why should you subscribe to mine. So I'm asking the question from you is it worth spending my time and money on teaching something that I self taught? It's nothing special just that the lessons will be easy by someone who self taught for someone who wants to left learn.

Honest feedback is much appreciated.