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anvaka
3y ago
I've been watching changelog nightly emails for a while - they summarize most starred daily repositories, and growth of AI there (subjectively) seems to be even higher than frontend tech
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anvaka
3y ago
Thank you!
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anvaka
3y ago
Yes! I picked only the highest scores to form an edge in relationships graph. Typically a sigma (std deviation) or two away from the mean. So if there is a direct link between your project and others - the similarities are abnormally high.
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anvaka
3y ago
Thank you! Google BigQuery has it readily available, so probably took 10 minutes to fetch it =) https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/public-datasets/github-...
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anvaka
3y ago
Check this out https://github.com/anvaka/map-of-github#how-was-it-made - I gave a short overview there - does this help?
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anvaka
3y ago
Yes! Thank you Note that some country are missing their names because I didn't have enough knowledge to assign a name to them. Here is my naming process if anyone wants to help with the rest: https://github.com/anvaka&#
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anvaka
3y ago
:D btw, if you find any country label to be missing or could be improved - right click it, change it, and then send a PR (it's two clicks away)
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anvaka
3y ago
I knew GitHub is not a tiny website, but I didn't imagine how big it actually is. Each of those dots are giant parts of someone's life. There are a lot of interests that I didn't know exist. For example https://git
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anvaka
3y ago
I've got data from 2020 to end of March 2023
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Hundreds of millions of stars turned into a map of GitHub projects
(anvaka.github.io)
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3y ago
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anvaka
3y ago
Thank you. I agree :)
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New map of Reddit built from 334M comments
(anvaka.github.io)
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3y ago
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5y ago
https://anvaka.github.io/go-mo-ku/?w=15&h=15&s=XO&l=5&m=33_3...
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5y ago
https://anvaka.github.io/go-mo-ku/?w=15&h=15&s=XO&l=5&m=33_3...
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5y ago
https://anvaka.github.io/go-mo-ku/?w=15&h=15&s=XO&l=5&m=33_3...
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anvaka
5y ago
Going to play with myself :D https://anvaka.github.io/go-mo-ku/?w=15&h=15&s=XO&l=5&m=33_3...
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Show HN: Made a game to play “5-in-a-row wins tic-tac-toe”. Your turn
(anvaka.github.io)
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5y ago
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anvaka
6y ago
Each dot is a subreddit. "countries" are clusters of usually related subreddits. Relationship is determined based on Jaccard Similarity (users who post to A also post to B) This was my hobby over past few years. I collected ~176 m
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Show HN: I made a map of Reddit from 176M comments
(anvaka.github.io)
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6y ago
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anvaka
7y ago
I heard this might be caused by some adblocking extensions - they consider reddit to be an ad/tracking system, so they block all javascript requests to it. Do you happen to have one of those extensions?
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anvaka
7y ago
It seems though relationship can be considered to have a sign: positive, when people mostly align in their upvote intents, and negative when people do the brigading, etc. I'd still see ability to determine absolute value of relationshi
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anvaka
7y ago
Right, I don't think it's 100% accurate either. It gives just some hints what might be related, but like you said, it's not necessary the best possible measure of similarity. Jaccard similarity does not count only the number
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anvaka
7y ago
Yay! Thank you!
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anvaka
7y ago
Thank you for your suggestion! This implementation is tailored to smaller graphs with sometimes long text boxes. I'll make a note to extract it to a reusable component.
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anvaka
7y ago
Thank you!
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anvaka
7y ago
I'm so glad to know this! Thank you!
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anvaka
7y ago
I didn't know about either. Utterly impressed
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anvaka
7y ago
Thank you! I'm very happy to hear this!
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anvaka
7y ago
Yay! Thank you for sharing the links and thank you for your kind words! I see you are doing something with quantum tensors, which is very impressive! I'm still struggling with concept of regular tensors, and would love to have a good i
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anvaka
7y ago
Thank you for the suggestion! I think when I created this tool there was no recommendations on reddit. When it was introduced later on reddit I was contemplating about using reddit's own recommendations, but at that time it was missing
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