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That's something that Digg did well. You could click "top today/24 hours/week/x days" and you would see the submissions with most diggs in 24 hours/week/days/et
by emir_ 10y ago
That's something that Digg did well. You could click "top today/24 hours/week/x days" and you would see the submissions with most diggs in 24 hours/week/days/etc.
- lucb1e 10y agoBut why not make it a sliding scale, where you can pick the past 17.3 minutes if you wish to do so?
- iLoch 10y agoMight be because it requires more complex database querying and/or is less cacheable.
- milcron 10y agoStill... I'm unhappy with the current selection of offerings. Reddit lets you see the top posts from the past: hour, day, week, month, year, all time. Going from one month to a whole year is a huge jump! And personally I almost never look at top posts from the past hour. I would love to see top posts from the past 3-months and 6-months.
- nsrivast 10y agoIntuitively it seems like you could approximate by weighting/combining 15min and 30min caches. But also seems like a very esoteric problem!