This model clearly makes a much better search engine than google/kagi/bing/etc. I've been searching for an obscure connector -- the 8-pin connector you'd find

This model clearly makes a much better search engine than google/kagi/bing/etc. I've been searching for an obscure connector -- the 8-pin connector you'd find on the cable that delivers power to a GPU, but in a form that can be wave-soldered. I've spent hours searching all the big electronics distributors -- no luck. This thing found it in seconds. https://www.phind.com/search?cache=a7e9u5l5aw1r8ufls0icpb63 https://www.phind.com/search?cache=a7e9u5l5aw1r8ufls0icpb63 This is a very common connector but in a highly unusual form-factor. Molex refuses to make wave-solderable versions of it. Edit: the first link does not lead directly to the obscure connector, but to the website of a company that does sell it. Here is the obscure connector: https://www.moddiy.com/products/Special-Mini-Low-Profile-ATX-Power-GPU-PCIE-Connector-for-PCB-Board.html https://www.moddiy.com/products/Special-Mini-Low-Profile-ATX... Maybe it just got lucky. On the other hand, it hallucinated the crap out of a very straightforward question "how do i connect the wake# pins when bifurcating a pcie port?" -- the answer is that it's an open-drain pin so (unlike the clock pins which need a buffer chip) you just wire them both together: https://www.phind.com/search?cache=zf9witr85q740l4s3vjwzf01 https://www.phind.com/search?cache=zf9witr85q740l4s3vjwzf01 Then it tried to write a bunch of code for an obviously-not-coding question. Not so great.