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As a counterpoint, quite often when there's an algorithm that lets the uninteresting stuff fade to the background, the really interesting stuff that's incompreh
by SuoDuanDao 6y ago
As a counterpoint, quite often when there's an algorithm that lets the uninteresting stuff fade to the background, the really interesting stuff that's incomprehensible to most people but at the edge of a few interested people's cognitive ability gets caught up in the filter.
I have no firsthand experience of Clubhouse, but what I understand is that it's a 'follower' model, in which you have to decide how willing you are to miss out on what Celebrity X has to say. That would make for a pretty good approimation of a bayesian algorithm in which everyone decides for themselves how important everyone else's opinion is, which could actually work better than a lot of the competing algos.