Tagger News takes a subset of HN articles, analyzes using ML, and applies tags
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Re: Tagger News takes a subset of HN articles, analyzes using ML, and applies tags
#2Strength of Hacker News is the network effect of a diverse, intelligent crowd. It would be hard to replace. A supplemental site tagging it and aiding search has value. Biggest problem I have searching HN, though, is Google mixing up stories and comments. The fix might be as simple as two domains that contain stories and comments cloned from HN, one domain for each, followed by Google Searches within those domains. Not sure if Google would automatically crawl it, though.
Re: Tagger News takes a subset of HN articles, analyzes using ML, and applies tags
#3Personally, I find the visual weight that the tags have exceed their value to me.
Re: Tagger News takes a subset of HN articles, analyzes using ML, and applies tags
#4Strength of Hacker News is the network effect of a diverse, intelligent crowd. It would be hard to replace. A supplemental site tagging it and aiding search has value. Biggest problem I have searching HN, though, is Google mixing up stories and comments. The fix might be as simple as two domains that contain stories and comments cloned from HN, one domain for each, followed by Google Searches within those domains. No…
https://hn.algolia.com/ does the job pretty well!
Re: Tagger News takes a subset of HN articles, analyzes using ML, and applies tags
#5Personally, I find the visual weight that the tags have exceed their value to me.
Same first impression. No subtlety there
Re: Tagger News takes a subset of HN articles, analyzes using ML, and applies tags
#6Congratulations to the team, although it seems the algorithm isn't very accurate, since this article[0] from 1997 was tagged with "Blockchain".
[0]: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/right-to-read.html?source=tec...
Re: Tagger News takes a subset of HN articles, analyzes using ML, and applies tags
#7Personally, I find the visual weight that the tags have exceed their value to me.
I would agree, for me the bright blue tag with the sharp box really makes it hard to scan the headlines without a ton of concentration ignoring the tags separately.
Re: Tagger News takes a subset of HN articles, analyzes using ML, and applies tags
#8Personally, I find the visual weight that the tags have exceed their value to me.
That page is to show off their work, which it does. The goal is probably not to replace news.ycombinator.com.
Re: Tagger News takes a subset of HN articles, analyzes using ML, and applies tags
#9Congratulations to the team, although it seems the algorithm isn't very accurate, since this article[0] from 1997 was tagged with "Blockchain". [0]: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/right-to-read.html?source=tec...
Or maybe the algorithm is scary accurate and has correctly deduced that Richard Stallman is, in fact, Satoshi Nakamoto!
Somebody contact Newsweek!
Re: Tagger News takes a subset of HN articles, analyzes using ML, and applies tags
#10Strength of Hacker News is the network effect of a diverse, intelligent crowd. It would be hard to replace. A supplemental site tagging it and aiding search has value. Biggest problem I have searching HN, though, is Google mixing up stories and comments. The fix might be as simple as two domains that contain stories and comments cloned from HN, one domain for each, followed by Google Searches within those domains. No…
https://hn.algolia.com/ does the job pretty well!
The brand new https://hacker-search.net isn't bad either.