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Re: Show HN: View the Mood of the World

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No map? no aggregation? When I read "mood of the world", I was imagining something other than a long list of recent submissions, but either one aggregate or a map there you can zoom in and out to see aggregation or detail at different regional levels.

Re: Show HN: View the Mood of the World

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"drop table moods" is my favorite so far. It's also interesting to contrast this site (where the majority seems to be doing neutral to well) with the massive attention that the "everything is declining" thread has been getting.

Re: Show HN: View the Mood of the World

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post #5

"drop table moods" is my favorite so far. It's also interesting to contrast this site (where the majority seems to be doing neutral to well) with the massive attention that the "everything is declining" thread has been getting.

Those are not mutually exclusive though.

Re: Show HN: View the Mood of the World

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post #4

No map? no aggregation? When I read "mood of the world", I was imagining something other than a long list of recent submissions, but either one aggregate or a map there you can zoom in and out to see aggregation or detail at different regional levels.

Thank you for your feedback, that's what is coming next ... I am working on it.

Re: Show HN: View the Mood of the World

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post #7
post #4

No map? no aggregation? When I read "mood of the world", I was imagining something other than a long list of recent submissions, but either one aggregate or a map there you can zoom in and out to see aggregation or detail at different regional levels.

Thank you for your feedback, that's what is coming next ... I am working on it.

Would be cool to aggregate results with sentiment analysis

Re: Show HN: View the Mood of the World

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post #4

No map? no aggregation? When I read "mood of the world", I was imagining something other than a long list of recent submissions, but either one aggregate or a map there you can zoom in and out to see aggregation or detail at different regional levels.

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