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If reddit were to die how do you think it will happen?
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this post was submitted on 11 Mar 2024
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I never understood this. They were sitting on a mountain of data. It's maybe a masters project or at maximum a PhD to build a search engine from it. That's 60k a year, for 3 years, max. How did they have no interest in building their own search?