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this post was submitted on 21 Oct 2023
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Literally the single prominent technical problem that has spanned Reddit's entire life is the lack of a decent search engine. In general, people fell back to Google because Reddit's was abysmal.
So is Reddit gonna finally build something decent? Because if they don't let Google index them, and they disabled Pushshift access, it's gonna be hard to search the content.
They’re probably going to try to use GPT to build a quick and dirty search engine