searchable

The app is not searchable in a meaningful way.

It's a federal, searchable database to see which companies have given money to medical/dental (and other?) providers.

And it does fit with Google's stated mission of putting everything online, in easily searchable format.

Doing the same note-taking thing, but using the PC instead of paper, makes it searchable.

Your image stack would gain significant value by being labelled and searchable by label.

But Youtube is distinctive in offering a huge collection of searchable videos.

How do you balance getting paid with keeping your content searchable?

When I'm on HN I'm building up a professional reputation, so I use my real name (or at least an easily searchable abbreviation of it) here.

Think high-resolution searchable 3D maps of more or less the whole world, single point of reference for the majority of human knowledge you would ever think to look up different.

Here's the thing - I want my history to be available and searchable to me, because I often want to go to a page I visited previously.

Not having them searchable is a pain, but every time I've tried to use vim for it, it ends up being a bigger distraction than the ideas themselves.

I doubt anyone can really parse grails.plugin.searchable.internal.compass.mapping.

Of course there's also the "searchable dropdown", or a dropdown where you can type the first letter(s) of an options to jump there.

I would think any kind of data management system that wants a canonical "source of truth" system (ie, Postgres) easily text-searchable, ZomboDB would be useful.

Hired an illustrator to do a watercolor of the campus on large tiles (maybe 8" by 11") and then scanned them in at high resolution and created a large image that we ran through OpenLayers [1] and built a searchable campus map.