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So your 'test' of tiktok was mostly invalid. It takes a few days for "The Algorithm" to become astonishingly good at finding things for you to watch. TikTok al
by arbitrage 4y ago
So your 'test' of tiktok was mostly invalid. It takes a few days for "The Algorithm" to become astonishingly good at finding things for you to watch.
TikTok also seems to 'run out' of new material to show you easily. This makes sense, mathematically -- there just isn't enough new content to avoid repeats and quality drop if you view it for hours at a time.
You will get more interesting content that appeals to you if you interact with the app honestly, instead of grabbing someone else's phone for a few minutes and then trying to prove whatever point you're on about here.
- skeeter2020 4y ago>> "The Algorithm" to become astonishingly good at finding things for you to watch. You mean learns how to keep you engaged and shovels more of same down your throat? I have yet to find any algorithm other than human curation that can give you a variety of content while maintaining a set of deeper values and conceptual integrity. Recommendation engines peaked with pre-Amazon CD*Now
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- robswc 4y agoMy bad, I should have said I picked up my wife’s phone who is on tik tok a lot, for years now. I know “interest” is subjective and a case could be made that any video is interesting… but eh. Imo, it’s mostly forgettable nonsense.