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When you view a post, now there's a little 'related' section showing similar posts. I've been wanting this for awhile, but kept deprioritizing it. Since I was already working on search, I decided to do it. The intent is to help rabbit holing on topics. It will probably need to be tuned over time, but at least on the posts I tested it's net helpful.

Hopefully over the next few days, I'll also use this query to warn users they are posting a story similar to a recently posted story.

Oh and we now redirect http://lightningtalk.org to SN. Thanks to @02d0db813f for the recommendation.

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459 sats \ 1 reply \ @sn 27 Oct 2022

Stacker News changelog has been updated

https://stacker.news/changes

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Hmmm....

So when can I update my posts?

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My 2 sats:

UX/UI-wise, the related section would make more sense at the bottom of the page. And visible by default.

If a user has read every single comment and scrolled all the way to the bottom, we can infer he might want to read even more about the topic.

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Some comment threads are very long. Do you think that would work in those situations?

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100 sats \ 0 replies \ @ca 1 Nov 2022

To be honest where it is now, I would have never seen discovered if I didn't see this announcement.

Even after reading this post I went looking around the page and took me a while to find hahah

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Just was spot checking a few posts, and am really surprised at how much relevant content is accurately found for the results set. This is a fantastic feature addition to SN!

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Wen bookmarks? 🙂

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Soon™️

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🙏

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I love it! Better rabbit holed than memory holed!

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Very cool... what was http://lightningtalk.org before?

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Nothing I don't think. I bought it yesterday when they recommended it

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Very cool! Is it based on urls or keywords? both?

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Keywords. urls aren't really considered

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можно начать с копий ссылок. иногда реально фантик разный конфета одинаковая... бесит..

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👏👏👏

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very cool! playing around with it now

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