Autotag
AI
tag generation and search
SHOW HN2010
How HN took it
12 positive, 10 neutral or asking, 2 mixed, 4 critical, out of 28 comments about the project. Thread score +0.25.
Execution: 2 for, 4 againstIdea: 5 for, 0 againstPerformance: 1 for, 0 againstDesign: 1 for, 0 against
The thread, comment by comment
Each row is a top-level comment and its replies, in HN's order. Select a cell to open that comment on HN.
positive neutral or mixed critical about another commenter or something else the maker
What HN said
What people liked
Clean interface and good search result quality
From 3 comments
Awesome stuff! I tried a couple of searches, and the search ranking looks decently good (at first glance, atleast). I also like the fading of text as the results become less…
tsycho on HNI love this. I am working on a related project (the result, not HN) inspired by Paul Graham's Naive Bayes Spam Filter. If you have a moment, I would like to hear more about your…
techbio on HNUsing Python's NLTK and Lucene can produce results like this. I wrote something similar using Wordnet, PHP/Zend Lucene, and and Freeling (C++ NLP) for NewsCup. I think what makes…
hendler on HN
Useful idea for topic navigation and discovery
From 3 comments
There are lots of uses for this, but my main advice is to not loose these three things: 1. advantage of relevancy within specific domains. The page-rank was a huge value-add to…
hendler on HNCould be really interesting for creating silios within sites for automagically creating navigation bars whereby all the related nav links were relevant to the page currently…
HNer on HNWow! Excellent stuff! Just added it to my Utilities bookmark folder. Congrats!
fabiandesimone on HN
Objections
Tags split multi-word terms and punctuation terms like c++ and c# are missing
From 1 comment
Very very cool. A couple problems though. For terms with spaces in them it creates a tag for each word. For example "stack overflow" has tags for "stack" and "overflow", which…
nck4222 on HN
Index is out of date and stops at October 2009
From 3 comments
Nice work. Why does it stop at Oct. 13, 2009?
webXL on HNMike Cheng (http://searchyc.com) gave me this data dump a year ago. I am currently crawling the rest of hacker news, as well as outlinks, to fill out this index. Consider the…
bravura on HNThe index is out of date. Minecraft wasn't around in October 2009.
seancron on HN
Search form breaks without JavaScript and with JS on
From 2 comments
This is not a complaint, but simply a bug report. With javascript disabled, if you type something in the provided text box and hit enter, you end up with an error message: ```…
jcroberts on HNI have JS enabled and am getting the same error.
adammichaelc on HN
Requests
Show dates and popularity of articles in results
From 2 comments
Very cool - can you add dates to the lists of articles, be nice to see how old an article is (or maybe color code the list to provide two axes of relevance)?
locopati on HNAgreed on this point - it was the first thing I looked for. I was hoping to use this site as an alternate view into HN to find semi-recent submissions covering specific topics.…
pudquick on HN
Expose relevance parameters as sliders
From 1 comment
Awesome stuff! I tried a couple of searches, and the search ranking looks decently good (at first glance, atleast). I also like the fading of text as the results become less…
tsycho on HN
Browse list of existing tags
From 1 comment
Feature request: Ability to browse list of existing tags would be great apart from the auto-complete feature.
r11t on HN
Questions
What relevance algorithms and tools are used?
From 2 comments
Awesome stuff! I tried a couple of searches, and the search ranking looks decently good (at first glance, atleast). I also like the fading of text as the results become less…
tsycho on HNVery nicely done. Would love to see some stats about how long this took, in terms of crawling, indexing, etc. time. Also, would love to hear more about the tools behind it.
rgrieselhuber on HN
How are related topics found?
From 1 comment
Cool. How do you find the related topics to a given topic? What api do you use for that? Google suggestions?
bigbang on HN
Alternatives named
Google with site: search
From 1 comment
I appreciate your work on this (in the past I've just used google with the site option). As a nitpick, one thing I'd do is remove the fluff from the bottom of the page and give…
hipcat on HN
DuckDuckGo
From 1 comment
Awesome! Gabriel, could you please get these search results into Duck Duck Go?
pchristensen on HN
SearchYC
From 1 comment
Mike Cheng (http://searchyc.com) gave me this data dump a year ago. I am currently crawling the rest of hacker news, as well as outlinks, to fill out this index. Consider the…
bravura on HN