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As an example of this specific kind of data, run this bookmarklet on any facebook page to get their calculations of who is most interesting/important to you. No
by benmathes 15y ago
As an example of this specific kind of data, run this bookmarklet on any facebook page to get their calculations of who is most interesting/important to you. Note: this requires trusting thekeesh.com with your data.
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From playing with it myself, it looks like the rankings are calculated within a sliding window, i.e. who's updates are most interesting to you _now_. This is probably data calculated using various correlation coefficients that FB has legitimately researched on their own using the data that we give them. The data I give them is mine, the inferences they draw from it is theirs.
- aristus 15y agoThis is interesting but as a general rule I'd advise against giving a third-party, non-HTTPS, obfuscated Javascript the ability to rummage around inside your Facebook session.