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I wonder if LLMs could be useful here for automatic node-graph generation of which replies addresses which train of discussion within a thread, and the user can
by xeonmc 3mo ago
I wonder if LLMs could be useful here for automatic node-graph generation of which replies addresses which train of discussion within a thread, and the user can click through said generate index to follow how a specific topic evolved.
- Alpha3031 3mo agoI feel like the problem is more easily solved by adding a chronological view or filtering to an existing tree-based discussion (which RES can do for old.reddit) than attempting to automatically sort a discussion into subtopics. Many chronological forum software also can already display reply/replied-to chains (though perhaps not first-class in terms of UX) if people use the reply function, which is often an option.
- postalcoder 3mo ago> I feel like the problem is more easily solved by adding a chronological view or filtering to an existing tree-based discussion I built this (both chronological view and new comment filtering) into the comments presentation on https://hcker.news https://hcker.news. Check it out, I’d be interested to know if there’s any way I can make it more useful.