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How can I find pages that are in the no-mans-land between top and new? I saw a submission for Trevor's article on languages: http://tlb.org/busywork.html but n
by akkartik 20y ago
How can I find pages that are in the no-mans-land between top and new? I saw a submission for Trevor's article on languages: http://tlb.org/busywork.html but now I have no way of finding the discussion about it. On reddit the submit bookmarklet would find it with its dup-detection.
Dup detection seems brain dead to implement; is there a deliberate reason news.yc doesn't have it?
- akkartik 20y agoAh, I just realized that it had already been in for a week before parent :} This was one of those features I was reluctant to experiment on to check on the status of. Perhaps news.yc needs a status page for new features or responses to feature requests here? I suppose an RSS feed for pg's comments would be one fix.