engines: add google lucky search

[nikitavoloboev]

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[nikitavoloboev]

Not sure if I need to change anything else. I just search and replaced the query so its the one referenced in #16.

Although entering below in my browser tab search and pressing return

https://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=youtube&hl=ach&safe=off

Doesnt actually do google lucky search.

[deanishe]

Not sure if I need to change anything else

I see you've just noticed it needs a different name to the existing Google search.

You also need to add an icon in src/icons/engines.

[nikitavoloboev]

I wanted to squash them into 1 commit for cleaner history. Sorry.

[deanishe]

Doesn't matter.

You only renamed the engine, not the searches. When you add a search, it shows up as "Google (XYZ)", not "Google Lucky (XYZ)".

Can you please test stuff properly before submitting a PR?

[nikitavoloboev]

Can you please test stuff properly before submitting a PR?

Didn't see this commit 54b120a

Will do next time.

[deanishe]

What do you mean? That commit should be irrelevant to the PR.

See google-lucky.json in fff4aa4 to see the problem.

[nikitavoloboev]

What do you mean?

Well I couldn't build the workflow to test it. Because of those variables I mentioned.

[nikitavoloboev]

I know I could of spotted it without building the workflow. Was just excited for @deanishe to have my PR merged. 😭

[nikitavoloboev]

A bit out of topic but I recently started using TaskPaper to dissect problems I am trying to solve. Feel like a different human being now. I know you use it too so thought I'd mention it.

[deanishe]

I know I could of spotted it without building the workflow

Yup, but you noticed that (and that the engine name needed changing), which is the main thing 👍

I recently started using TaskPaper to disect problems I am trying to solve

Out of interest, why? I thought you were a mindmaps guy.

I mostly use TaskPaper because I've never really got used to mindmaps, even though both are essentially just trees.

[nikitavoloboev]

thought you were a mindmaps guy

I moved mainly because with MindNode, if I was to create a new node, I could not 'Focus in' on it. Unless I zoom out to some secluded part in a mind map. So I only see the main node and the branches.

But now that I tried TaskPaper, it really is incredible. Ability to create projects. Nest as much as I like. Jump between projects with ease. It just flows a lot better and I only just started using it.

I use mind maps for things like this now:

Drawing connections between things. A digital whiteboard. For example mapping the architecture of Learn Anything or some workflow would be nice to do in a visual mind map way. But otherwise TaskPaper is just too good. I am also moving my huge Trello board of things I want to learn (https://trello.com/b/cu32qF3q) to it because I need nesting.

So I can do things like this:

But on multiple nest level. It's pretty awesome.

[nikitavoloboev]

Here is my approach to solving problems written out (https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/knowledge/blob/master/research/solving-problems.md). I try to be methodical with everything I do and build processes because I hate unnecessary thinking.