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High.lighting helps you read faster
(chrome.google.com)
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11y ago
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Maze Solving Algorithm – Practicing Backtracking (2013)
(thetokenizer.com)
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12y ago
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Python Naive Language Detector
(thetokenizer.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
'Complete' ( https://complete.li/ ) took about a week and got some press coverage (wired.co.uk, dailymail.co.uk and more..)
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Show HN: A Chrome extension we built to help you write emails much faster
(complete.li)
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12y ago
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13y ago
One thing, If you take a look at line 53 in my original code: https://gist.github.com/shlomibabluki/5473521#file-summary_t... You can change the code to run only -> for j in range(0, i) * (instead of range(0, n)) an
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13y ago
Obviously this is NOT the algorithm we use in our product (Swayy)...
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shlomib
13y ago
Agree. Maybe some TF-IDF solution.
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shlomib
13y ago
So just filter the hashtags from the output and put them at the end of the original title :P
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shlomib
13y ago
Good idea! Actually I'm thinking about creating some open source “social-NLP” python package. What do you think?
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shlomib
13y ago
https://twitter.com/search?q=%23Content
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shlomib
13y ago
something similar to - http://hashtagify.me
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An algorithm for generating automatic hashtags
(blog.swayy.co)
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13y ago
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How To Easily Recognize People’s Names In A Text
(thetokenizer.com)
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13y ago
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Please stop misusing the word “Luck”
(liordegani.me)
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13y ago
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Show HN: We built an easy way to create online guides and tutorials
(stps.co)
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13y ago
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An Efficient Way to Extract the Main Topics from a Sentence
(thetokenizer.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
As I wrote in the post, I use Goose ( https://github.com/xgdlm/python-goose ) in my product. Goose also returns the URL of the main image! (sometimes it even includes its dimensions)
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shlomib
13y ago
I totally agree! There is a huge gap between my naive algorithm and a real working one. The idea of this post was just to introduce the “automatic summarization world” to those who aren't familiar with it at all.
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shlomib
13y ago
Yes, You're right! I wrote "how many common tokens we have", maybe be it should be "how many tokens we have in common"...
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Build your own summary tool
(thetokenizer.com)
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shlomib
13y ago
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