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This is a good start. It does not do much to answer the question of "predicting" trends. You would need to quantify false positives somehow. That is, tech that
by throwthere 5y ago
This is a good start. It does not do much to answer the question of "predicting" trends. You would need to quantify false positives somehow. That is, tech that is big on HN but not elsewhere. I'm thinking of all the JS frameworks of the day, for one. For instance, Meteor JS was the bees knees for awhile.
- OJFord 5y agoYou'd have to also somehow decide that they're 'past it' too, and it's not merely that HN is still ahead on them! Easy with a JS framework that's been discontinued say, hard in general, especially if you want some kind of objective rule for it.