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An oddly cynical take. If it's true, I'll do us both a favor and look up your name instead of mine. There's no limit to the number of names you can query, so i
by 63 4y ago
An oddly cynical take. If it's true, I'll do us both a favor and look up your name instead of mine.
There's no limit to the number of names you can query, so it's really a pretty poor way to associate usernames with ips with any certainty.
- doodlebugging 4y agoYeah. I actually fed a bunch of reddit usernames into it from a bunch of subs I visit and some random ones. I used people who posted frequently on those subs. The funny thing is that it apparently has a limited list of characteristics to assign. Maybe we collectively have a very limited feature set? Who knew I enjoy testing features and breaking things? There was a huge amount of repetition in the results, especially for the part where the results mention that it may not be ready for real life so send feedback. I did see a lot of other product recommendations though so it isn't stuck on sodastream like others have suggested. This is probably good for a drunk party night game where everyone can laugh at the analyses it spits out about each other. I'm not convinced it is a useful tool for anything else except for maybe affiliate link income in the product recommendations for the site owner. It seems designed to be an ego stroker, like horoscopes. I think I am more likely to believe the spooky action at a distance feel of a horoscope over this NLP output.
- AaronNewcomer 4y agoI think it’s very heavily weighted by the subreddits you post in rather than the content of your posts. This was clear to me when I tried my different Reddit usernames that are both very educational and similar tone but focus on completely separate businesses.