Interesting, I would also like to see this curation not just in factor of interests, but also disinterest.
For example, suppose someone doesn't want to read about AI. Instead of blanket banning words or having custom ublock origin scripts (which is what people are doing nowadays), it could ironically use AI (jev) to do that perhaps more robustly.
I think that this is an interesting idea though.
In theory, I would also like to see something which can get the gist of my account (and then find out all the things that I like for example) which could then give the keywords for the curation. This way I wouldn't have to enter the amount of keywords as well.
Really interesting and meta project for hackernews, starred :-D
I started this with the intention to run it as a daemon on my homelab server and send the interesting stories to me on WhatsApp, which is why it is filtered based on interests only.
Oh okay, yea this is a good use case too but for me, viewing hackernews is best from the browser (though I guess sometimes I am reading hackernews too much haha) but I certainly get the appeal of what you are doing. Good luck with the project!
Interesting, I would also like to see this curation not just in factor of interests, but also disinterest.
For example, suppose someone doesn't want to read about AI. Instead of blanket banning words or having custom ublock origin scripts (which is what people are doing nowadays), it could ironically use AI (jev) to do that perhaps more robustly.
I think that this is an interesting idea though.
In theory, I would also like to see something which can get the gist of my account (and then find out all the things that I like for example) which could then give the keywords for the curation. This way I wouldn't have to enter the amount of keywords as well.
Really interesting and meta project for hackernews, starred :-D
Thank you!
I started this with the intention to run it as a daemon on my homelab server and send the interesting stories to me on WhatsApp, which is why it is filtered based on interests only.
Oh okay, yea this is a good use case too but for me, viewing hackernews is best from the browser (though I guess sometimes I am reading hackernews too much haha) but I certainly get the appeal of what you are doing. Good luck with the project!