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Re: Show HN: Hacker News with categories and popularity

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Post by NAFV_P »

colept wrote: post #27
TrainedMonkey wrote: post #5

Awesome! Too bad jokes category does not have a lot of content, pity.

Too bad this isn't a site to find jokes - and yet more and more people want it to be like reddit.

I think only certain types of humour are suitable for this site, geared more to the interests of HN readers.

Having a giggle does not have to be a frivolous activity.

Re: Show HN: Hacker News with categories and popularity

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Post by federkasten »

ColinWright wrote: post #48

It would be useful if each article could have its tag displayed. In that way when looked at "all" I could start to get an idea of what the tags mean to the system. At the moment I'm reasonably often finding things tagged other than I would expect. Showing tags next to items would help me recalibrate. Other than that - good job. Thank you.

Thanks.

You're right. That's nice idea! I will add that feature shortly.

Re: Show HN: Hacker News with categories and popularity

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Post by dclara »

d_luaz wrote: post #60
dclara wrote: post #30

Earlier quoted context omitted.

What's the difference from the online bookmarks such as del.icio.us?

1) Tech/HN centric links and tags/categories 2) Besides bookmarking and tagging, it also support list (a collaboratively editable list on topic such as SEO tips) http://blog.gcdc2013-hackerio.appspot.com/what-is-hackerio

You are doing something very similar to what I've done for two years. But I'm running a serious business and startup company with patent pending solutions.

Another similar thing between us is that when we showed HN for our projects, we both got 0 comment from the HN community.

So the question is why they are not more welcomed than OP's NLP solution, even if we provide more tools to save and share?

Do you have any idea? If you are interested in further discussion, I can be reached at danmark.clara _at_ yahoo.com.

Re: Show HN: Hacker News with categories and popularity

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Post by d_luaz »

dclara wrote: post #64
d_luaz wrote: post #60

Earlier quoted context omitted.

1) Tech/HN centric links and tags/categories 2) Besides bookmarking and tagging, it also support list (a collaboratively editable list on topic such as SEO tips) http://blog.gcdc2013-hackerio.appspot.com/what-is-hackerio

You are doing something very similar to what I've done for two years. But I'm running a serious business and startup company with patent pending solutions. Another similar thing between us is that when we showed HN for our projects, we both got 0 comment from the HN community. So the question is why they are not more welcomed than OP's NLP solution, even if we provide more tools to save and share? Do you have any ide…

Because NLP is more interesting? We suck at community building? Not enough content? No HN Luck? Perhaps it's neither interesting or good enough yet :)

Re: Show HN: Hacker News with categories and popularity

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Post by dclara »

d_luaz wrote: post #65
dclara wrote: post #64

Earlier quoted context omitted.

You are doing something very similar to what I've done for two years. But I'm running a serious business and startup company with patent pending solutions. Another similar thing between us is that when we showed HN for our projects, we both got 0 comment from the HN community. So the question is why they are not more welcomed than OP's NLP solution, even if we provide more tools to save and share? Do you have any ide…

Because NLP is more interesting? We suck at community building? Not enough content? No HN Luck? Perhaps it's neither interesting or good enough yet :)

Now the new search engine algorithms are gearing towards NLP led by Google's Hummingbird, see the article here:

http://www.wired.com/insights/2014/02/search-today-beyond-op...

The direction is right because we all need to improve the web towards Semantic Web which is more meaningful. However, the first round of Semantic Web effort is dead: http://bit.ly/JP3KQO

Now it's the second round. Still the machine intelligence is not comparable with human intelligence. So what I believe is the way we are applying: organize the web with human interaction and automated it with some facilities.

I don't think we suck. It takes time for others to dive into this world. So I'll continue to make this effort and push forward. The problems for yours and mine are also pretty common: UI is not appealing, lacking of data.

I know you are running it for fun. But if there is any chance for us to work together, I think it's the best, because you understand this area and solution so well. Check out my failed Kickstarter project here http://kck.st/JNqv8z and give a try of my existing website: http://bingobo.com. I'll appreciate your feedback.

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