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by manx 11y ago
I'm doing research on something more general. What you describe is one use-case of a general discussion and collaboration protocol I think we really need. I'm tackling this with a hypergraph discourse structure combinend with comm
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Ask HN: Apply root cause analysis to humanity's problems - What do you get?
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by manx 11y ago
Exactly. Was that not clear from my description?
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by manx 11y ago
Hard Problem: Current internet discussion technology does not allow millions of users to participate in a discussion without loosing overview. In other words: Current discussion protocols do not scale. A technology providing that could help
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Popularity Dynamics and Intrinsic Quality in Reddit and Hacker News [pdf](aaai.org)
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by manx 11y ago
Recently I'm experimenting a lot with Strict graph database schemas. This resulted in this library: https://github.com/renesca/renesca-magic , supporting multiple inheritance, hyperrelations and some more features
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by manx 11y ago
Your introduction is great, I like how you question that there is only one right answer. This always annoys me on stack overflow. The answers are for everybody, the author of the question is just one case. But your mockups confuse me. I thi
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by manx 11y ago
Do you think something like Mindmapping interfaces are not suitable for "more than a few people"? I'm trying to think about other graph representations that are intuitive, but nothing comes to my mind. Trees seem to have more
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by manx 11y ago
Very interesting question. Cross-posting on Reddit comes to my mind. We can see Reddit as one big tree where the root node is Reddit. Directly connected are all subreddits, which again act as trees to connect all starting posts in one subr
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Show HN: Renesca-Magic – Typesafe Graph Database Schemas(github.com)
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