Would work well with facial recognition on beauty.
Another idea: an unfriend notifier. (like with a twitter unfollow notifier)
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Would work well with facial recognition on beauty.
Another idea: an unfriend notifier. (like with a twitter unfollow notifier)
You could take the code base you have written and probably adjust just a few lines of code to turn it into an app that tells you when a friend dumps you on Facebook. This is actually what I thought you had built, and for me would be even more useful + interesting. (Or, open source the code and let someone else do it)
I'm not familiar with the Facebook APIs or what sort of account activity is statistically significant, but that would be a cool app that's very similar to this. Log in with Facebook, and show which of your in-a-relationship friends has the highest probability of breaking up. Obviously harder than a notification after the break-up, but prediction would be cool and useful.
X is now single.
Paid Version Notification Email (with semantic analysis!):
X is now single.
She broke up with her boyfriend because he didn't pay enough attention to her.
Lately she has been listening to Arcade Fire and eating cupcakes.
Click to phone X now - suggest getting a cupcake together.
A while back, I heard that Facebook can predict when two people in a relationship are about to break up, based on statistical patterns in account activity prior to break-ups. I'm not familiar with the Facebook APIs or what sort of account activity is statistically significant, but that would be a cool app that's very similar to this. Log in with Facebook, and show which of your in-a-relationship friends has the highe…
This is hilarious. And fits nicely with the expression, "girls are like parking spots; the good ones are always taken."
Free Version Notification Email: X is now single. Paid Version Notification Email (with semantic analysis!): X is now single. She broke up with her boyfriend because he didn't pay enough attention to her. Lately she has been listening to Arcade Fire and eating cupcakes. Click to phone X now - suggest getting a cupcake together.
A while back, I heard that Facebook can predict when two people in a relationship are about to break up, based on statistical patterns in account activity prior to break-ups. I'm not familiar with the Facebook APIs or what sort of account activity is statistically significant, but that would be a cool app that's very similar to this. Log in with Facebook, and show which of your in-a-relationship friends has the highe…
That does sound damned cool, but would facebook give you access to that information?