"New Directions in Cloud Programming [pdf]" is labelled pdf, programming. Should also include "cloud".
"EU's Cyber Resilience Act contains a poison pill" is tagged "security", should include "legislation", "opensource".
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"New Directions in Cloud Programming [pdf]" is labelled pdf, programming. Should also include "cloud".
"EU's Cyber Resilience Act contains a poison pill" is tagged "security", should include "legislation", "opensource".
Why is "Tesla cancels Model S and Model X deliveries in Australia and other RHD markets" labelled simply as "news". I would tag Tesla, cancellation, Australia, markets. "New Directions in Cloud Programming [pdf]" is labelled pdf, programming. Should also include "cloud". "EU's Cyber Resilience Act contains a poison pill" is tagged "security", should include "legislation", "opensource".
- Remove AI and Crypto from HN https://histre.com/hn/?tags=+all-ai-cryptocurrency
- Don't miss any Lisp news https://histre.com/hn/?tags=+emacs+lisp
Why is "Tesla cancels Model S and Model X deliveries in Australia and other RHD markets" labelled simply as "news". I would tag Tesla, cancellation, Australia, markets. "New Directions in Cloud Programming [pdf]" is labelled pdf, programming. Should also include "cloud". "EU's Cyber Resilience Act contains a poison pill" is tagged "security", should include "legislation", "opensource".
I'm making gpt-3.5 pick from a given list of tags. It will happily create all those tags you suggested, but I thought that if we don't make it pick from a list, then the tags could get too long-tail and as a result, not so useful. What do you think?
Sadly the “ml” tag is applied both to posts about machine learning and to posts about the programming language. I’m interested in the latter, but not the former.
How do you decide which tags get in included in the ontology?
I extracted tags from here https://lobste.rs/tags and expanded on that just from having spent a lot of time on HN
Why is "Tesla cancels Model S and Model X deliveries in Australia and other RHD markets" labelled simply as "news". I would tag Tesla, cancellation, Australia, markets. "New Directions in Cloud Programming [pdf]" is labelled pdf, programming. Should also include "cloud". "EU's Cyber Resilience Act contains a poison pill" is tagged "security", should include "legislation", "opensource".
I'm making gpt-3.5 pick from a given list of tags. It will happily create all those tags you suggested, but I thought that if we don't make it pick from a list, then the tags could get too long-tail and as a result, not so useful. What do you think?
Why is "Tesla cancels Model S and Model X deliveries in Australia and other RHD markets" labelled simply as "news". I would tag Tesla, cancellation, Australia, markets. "New Directions in Cloud Programming [pdf]" is labelled pdf, programming. Should also include "cloud". "EU's Cyber Resilience Act contains a poison pill" is tagged "security", should include "legislation", "opensource".
I'm making gpt-3.5 pick from a given list of tags. It will happily create all those tags you suggested, but I thought that if we don't make it pick from a list, then the tags could get too long-tail and as a result, not so useful. What do you think?
Why is "Tesla cancels Model S and Model X deliveries in Australia and other RHD markets" labelled simply as "news". I would tag Tesla, cancellation, Australia, markets. "New Directions in Cloud Programming [pdf]" is labelled pdf, programming. Should also include "cloud". "EU's Cyber Resilience Act contains a poison pill" is tagged "security", should include "legislation", "opensource".