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Just launched Merecal, a site for tracking upcoming and new releases in books, movies, music and video games. It uses your favorite artists, authors, actors, directors, publishers, etc. to notify you when the releases you're likely to care about become available for pre-order or actually release. http://merecal.com/
Hope you don't live in North Carolina.
I just finished building this for a client: http://sftheaterbuzz.org/ It's a little sad because there are no reviews yet...but I don't think he's had time to promote it yet.
(No URL 'cos it ain't finished yet!)
Building a noise filter for Twitter: http://www.philtro.com
Very very interesting. If it's not supposed to be secret, how does it work? Does it look for similarity of what you like or does it weight people in your feed and just skip x% of tweets from heavy low-value tweeters?
Building a noise filter for Twitter: http://www.philtro.com
Very very interesting. If it's not supposed to be secret, how does it work? Does it look for similarity of what you like or does it weight people in your feed and just skip x% of tweets from heavy low-value tweeters?
We've been building and improving the algorithm for a few months now -- it's certainly got a long way to go still but, on the other hand, it's certainly come along way so far. :)
It's a place where open source developers can upload their add-ons (and apps in the future) and users can add their software to their website just by clicking. We hope to bring a much bigger, immediate, and organized user base to open source developers.
Feature list is still very short and I'm having some trouble with OAuth on GAE.
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Very very interesting. If it's not supposed to be secret, how does it work? Does it look for similarity of what you like or does it weight people in your feed and just skip x% of tweets from heavy low-value tweeters?
My instant thought is it simply trains a naive Bayes or similar spam classification algorithm on the tweets you label ;)
Today, that's still one of the methods we employ but it's certainly not enough to make solid recommendations or wrap IP around... so, I've built a team of people much smarter than me to help take this thing to the next level. :)
Just in my spare time, but working on a subway/train route finder for the Tokyo trains http://trains.jp/ There are others out there, but trying to make one that is super easy to use. Still very much a work in progress, but any feedback would be appreciated!
How on earth did you nail that domain name? .jp must be virgin lands!