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This tends to work for me as well but signal vs noise ratio has worsened over time. Despite Reddit's questionable decisions in the past years it still has usefu
by ggpsv 5y ago
This tends to work for me as well but signal vs noise ratio has worsened over time. Despite Reddit's questionable decisions in the past years it still has useful information for all sorts of things.
Reddit's own search has become less reliable so I search via DDG like `<query> 'site:reddit.com'`, falling back to `!g <query> 'site:reddit.com'` if the former doesn't get me anywhere.
- airstrike 5y ago> Reddit's own search has become less reliable Not sure what you mean... It's always been an absolute pile of shit
- wormer 5y agoYea I always just put in the question I want into DDG and then just add reddit in the end. It's so much better than any blog or anything because at least it gives the semblance of real users giving their opinion.
- hackernewds 5y agoWhat is DDG?
- Engineering-MD 5y agoDuckDuckGo
- thesunkid 5y agoI like you.com search better, as their reddit app yields less fussy results than the reddit search itself and i normally don't have to append reddit at the end of my query.