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A double dictionary

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Morten Just

Isn't it funny how we have a habit of imitating physical products online? Physical limitations and all. In 2003, online dictionaries worked like this: if you needed to look up an English word to see its Danish counterpart, you'd have to navigate to the English-Danish dictionary, as if you had to pull an actual book from a shelf.

A human takes 10-20 seconds to look up a word in a dictionary. A robot takes a few milliseconds.

So why don't the robots just look in all dictionaries at the same time? That's what this does.


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