When I first bought DAP I tried unsuccessfully to replace Safari with it but soon realised that DAP is not a Safari replacement but it is an excellent and “very capable Internet research assistant that handles tedious research tasks such as weeding out bad search results, spotting linked documents, and finding information on a webpage.” For me the last two in this list are exactly the things that DAP do best and other web browsers fail miserably to do. This is an interesting a worthwhile discussion as I suspect, like the OP and indeed myself when I first started to use DAP, many folk think that the app is simply another browser and one that claims to be better than the rest, neither of these statements are In my opinion true. There may be misunderstandings or misusage. So DAP becomes useless when used to search for Chinese or Japanese, or some other asian languages, since DAP cannot judge the relevance of two sentences in Chinese. In DAP, it seems, words are sent to AI to perform relevance calculations. English is (naturally) split by words while Chinese and Japanese does not. There are many types of languages in the world. In the website of DEVON technologies it said one of the features of DEVONtechnology is, it’s language-independent. The second thing I’m not satisfied with DAP is the language. I may be expecting too much about DAP, after all it’s built by a small company and we cannot expect it to fight with Google. I say “Hey DEVONagent, why not leave the result as it is ?!”. Sometimes I think Google returns the best page ranking result and DEVONagent ruins them all. So how can a ~25MB app to give better performance than it? In the 25MB app it won’t be anything like semantic database or large corpus so any knowledges is extracted from the search result, it’s much a small corpus for machine learning. Now Google holds millions of TBs of data and they’ve managed to cast the newest AI technologies (big data algorithms, deep learning algorithms) to rank their pages. I don’t quite know about how it is implemented but I hold the same feeling with this one: In this case I highly doubt about the ability if DAP’s AI. Strange that they both have the highest ranking scores of relevance.Ībout each time I used DAP for searching, I got the results just like this case, that is, not relevance to what I want. At the first place it is a government website and the second one is somehow a traveling website. I don’t know if that’s ‘it’ or whatever, but I love ‘it.’ So I’ll just say that.Clear to see that Google (.com) knows exactly what I want so it returns the index of zengobi. He just talks because he wants to destroy you. “He gets a lot of flak sometimes for the trash talk stuff, but I don’t think he does it for any other reason that when the game starts, he’s mean. “I just like his makeup,” Rivers told The Republic's Duane Rankin. Last season, Philadelphia 76ers coach Doc Rivers discussed Booker's trash talking, which had become a hot topic after Booker and Warriors guard Klay Thompson exchanged words to the point Thompson received his first career ejection in 651 games. More: Devin Booker 'mesmerizing' in Phoenix Suns' NBA Playoffs win over Los Angeles Clippers Patrick Beverley of the Chicago Bulls was second at 25.2% and Dillon Brooks of the Memphis Grizzlies was third at 14.1%. To no one's surprise, the Golden State Warriors' Draymond Green was first in the voting with 26.3% of the vote. Yes, Booker is one of the biggest trash talkers in the league, according to his peers, who gave the guard 7.1% of the vote. Watch Video: Kevin Durant reflects on loss to Clippers in Game 1 of NBA playoffsĭevin Booker let his play speak for itself during the Phoenix Suns' 123-109 win over the Los Angeles Clippers in Game 2 of the NBA Playoffs on Tuesday night in Phoenix, impressing with 38 points on 14-for-22 shooting.īut the Suns star can also let his mouth do the talking when needed.Ī survey of 108 NBA players released by The Athletic before Phoenix's Game 2 win Tuesday ranked Booker fourth among NBA players for trash talking.
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