[HN Gopher] HN-Index
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HN-Index
Author : alexmolas
Score : 32 points
Date : 2024-03-10 19:22 UTC (3 hours ago)
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| Waterluvian wrote:
| _reads blog and sees own name_
|
| I wonder if you'd see a bimodal distribution of some sort for
| posters and commenters. It feels about right that you'll have
| people who post a lot and people who comment a lot and then mixes
| of the two modes.
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| Or is it that people who post a lot also tend to comment a lot
| too?
| naitgacem wrote:
| if OP is reading this, HN also exposes an Algolia search API.
| Perhaps they could investigate if it would give them an easier
| time with their analysis.
| p4bl0 wrote:
| The author says he's looking for blogs to follow. So why compute
| this score based on submitted stories only?
|
| People most often submit stories not written by themselves, so it
| does not really reflect what may be found on their blog (if they
| have any).
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| If they have a blog, then my guess would be that their blog posts
| are likely more similar to their comments than their submitted
| stories, since it's written by them for sure in both cases.
| montebicyclelo wrote:
| The open Google Bigquery table of Hacker News might possibly be a
| nice way to get this data. (Although last time I checked it was a
| few years out of date, so maybe not... Hoping that someone reads
| this and starts updating it again...)
| zX41ZdbW wrote:
| There is a constantly updated table in ClickHouse with no login
| required for querying:
| https://play.clickhouse.com/play?user=play#U0VMRUNUIGNvdW50K...
| xnx wrote:
| Does that still work? I'm getting "Code: 60. DB::Exception:
| Table default.hackernews_history does not exist."
| aaron695 wrote:
| Because there is almost no cost to submitting a story, either on
| HN or for the calculation of an h-index it doesn't work.
|
| Comments are more interesting, but the data is hidden.
|
| It's interesting to look at for insights.
|
| A low h-index among top users is an imperfect way to see who adds
| the most value. It works in the opposite way.
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