기능적으로 Hackers' Pub의 최초 계획 중에 아직 구현 안 된 마지막 조각이 바로 알고리즘 타임라인인데, 개인 정보를 최대한 침해하지 않으면서도 알고리즘 타임라인을 구성할 방법에 대해 계획을 좀 해봤다.
One of the last missing pieces from Hackers' Pub's original roadmap is an algorithmic timeline. I've been thinking about how to build one that respects privacy and fediverse values—would love to hear thoughts from the community!
The key idea: only use explicit user actions (reactions, shares, follows) as signals, never track clicks, scrolling, or dwell time. What do you think?
If you have a fediverse account, you can reply to this note from your own instance. Search https://hackers.pub/ap/notes/019720ee-f3e1-713e-b2a8-5256d7f58926 on your instance and reply to it.
@hongminhee洪 民憙 (Hong Minhee) I'm not a Hackers' Pub user but I'm always very excited by algorithm on Fedi! I think they are an important part of building better networks.One thing that Twitter does that is interesting is to give more weight to a comment if the original poster replied/interacted with it (exact numbers: if someone leaves a comment, it's 54 times more impactful than a like, but if the OP replies it become x150). This is a great way to favor discussion in my opinion, this could be interesting to copy.