Show HN: DeepHN – Full-text search of 30M Hacker News posts and linked webpages
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#2I like the UI. Very nice.
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#3Neat but the back button hijacking is not cool.
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#4Neat but the back button hijacking is not cool.
This kind of thing is enough for me to never want to use a site. If it's a bug, high recommend you fix it, if it's not, highly recommend you reconsider your position.
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#5Neat but the back button hijacking is not cool.
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#6Neat but the back button hijacking is not cool.
Thanks for pointing this out. That was not intentionally, probably a side effect from the navigation inside our search results within a dynamic page (using the back button to return to previous search queries). We will fix this.
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#7It’s fun to see Bitcoin posts from 2008-2010. I wonder how many bought and are now retired because of them. Seeing recommendations to use MtGox is pretty funny too
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#8This is nice! How are the stories tagged?
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#9It’s fun to see Bitcoin posts from 2008-2010. I wonder how many bought and are now retired because of them. Seeing recommendations to use MtGox is pretty funny too https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1998144
Earlier post 2009:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=599852
"Well this is an exceptionally cute idea, but there is absolutely no way that anyone is going to have any faith in this currency."
Written by co-founder/CEO of Pachyderm and first employee of RethinkDB none the less.