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What I'd like to see is sites like HN using tools like this. So that rather than see some kind of popular consensus about what makes a "good" posting, I see (or
by ggchappell 17y ago
What I'd like to see is sites like HN using tools like this. So that rather than see some kind of popular consensus about what makes a "good" posting, I see (or have the option of seeing) the kind of thing that I want to see.
EDIT: And if done right, it could render questions like this one irrelevant: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1035206 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1035206
- zitterbewegung 17y agoI was thinking of making a clone of hn to do this it wouldn't be that difficult. Possibly a patch to hn.
- ggchappell 17y agoDo it, definitely. About "wouldn't be that difficult": no, not given a good and appropriate recommendation engine. However, is there one? For example, in context, we're talking about DirectedEdge. It seems to be aimed primarily at product recommendations, not link recommendations. And I'm not sure these are really even the same problem.
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- zitterbewegung 17y agoAccording to my reading of the documentation I think the recommendation engine operates on the data set that you specify regardless of the content. It operates on link graphs and group recommendations not the data itself. Basically, the data that is represented is invariant. The operations it does is like a group based recommendation service.