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I love "HN Trends by sant0sk1", but it really needs to normalize for the change in traffic over time. Instead of a raw number of points, it should be a percentage of all points, otherwise, all graphs look like this: | / | / | / | / | /
I love "HN Trends by sant0sk1", but it really needs to normalize for the change in traffic over time. Instead of a raw number of points, it should be a percentage of all points, otherwise, all graphs look like this: | / | / | / | / | /
Agreed. HNTrends by qF looks pretty nice. If only it allowed you to compare multiple keywords. Looks like trends is a common theme with it showing up in http://ianburris.com/hnsearch/ too.
I love "HN Trends by sant0sk1", but it really needs to normalize for the change in traffic over time. Instead of a raw number of points, it should be a percentage of all points, otherwise, all graphs look like this: | / | / | / | / | /
Agreed. HNTrends by qF looks pretty nice. If only it allowed you to compare multiple keywords. Looks like trends is a common theme with it showing up in http://ianburris.com/hnsearch/ too.
I tried the vs thing to allow multiple things to be compared but tbh it didn't really add a lot on the comparrisons I tried out. I went for giving a summary of the top stories for the search term instead with an indication of where the big discussions were.
I love "HN Trends by sant0sk1", but it really needs to normalize for the change in traffic over time. Instead of a raw number of points, it should be a percentage of all points, otherwise, all graphs look like this: | / | / | / | / | /
Apps with clickable links: HN Visual Search - http://hnsearch.heroku.com PopDots - http://jflatow.github.com/popdots/ui.html HNInstant - http://hninstant.com HNTop100 - http://HNTop100.com HNSearch Ruby Library - https://github.com/ryanatwork/hacker_news_search HNSearch Topics - http://zacharymaril.com/HNSearch/Topics/testing-api.html HNSearch Mobile - http://hnsearch.mobi Android Ticker Tape - http://www.socialmedia…
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Agreed. HNTrends by qF looks pretty nice. If only it allowed you to compare multiple keywords. Looks like trends is a common theme with it showing up in http://ianburris.com/hnsearch/ too.
You can compare multiple keywords. Just separate by commas.
Leave some suggestions and I'll see what I can tackle in a bit.