Analyze Your HN Posts with Watson User Modeling
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Analyze Your HN Posts with Watson User Modeling
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#4any insight on the tech stack and how it was implemented?
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#5Interesting, I analyzed myself and patio11. any insight on the tech stack and how it was implemented?
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#7Seems to be down for me: 404 Not Found: Requested route ('hn.mybluemix.net') does not exist.
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#8For example -- When interviewing someone, being able to run their github username (if known of course) to analyze their commit messages, comments, discussions. Or even their hn, reddit, twitter user names (if the usernames are linked with their first names, nothing creepy). It will potentially help to identify candidates that are downright rude, arrogant etc.
Or analyze internal mailing lists, hipchat/slack channels for co workers who are potentially burnt out.
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#10Is there any insight as to how this works? I got an Openness rating of 97% and a Harmony rating of 100%, both of which I know are not true. (I also received a Love rating of 1% under my Needs, although that's pretty accurate.)
The IBM documentation doesn't really say anything about how these numbers are calculated