Simple "for you" algorithm at https://beta.iris.to/ . It first checks who have reacted to the same posts as you, and then shows posts that those people have reacted to. It's building the feed using IndexedDB in a web worker. When you open the page, it loads some events from relays into IDB, but the more events you have there the better the results. It rebuilds the feed every minute, or you can hit refresh. I find the feed more interesting than plain timeline, but it should also include recent posts by users whose posts you react to, and some randoms. Ordering by score instead of time would be interesting to try. @aritter was experimenting with logistic regression algorithms already last year. That might produce better results. https://github.com/adamritter/light-nostr-client/blob/master/src/lib/logistic_regression.ts Some of you don't like algorithms, but don't worry; the CEO of Nostr has promised to not make them mandatory.
Turn ON/OFF algos like with a switch, or like we change listr directly on the main feed will be cool. Like to see experiments about algos, I don't see them bad in itself, they are a tool, and as any other tool, everything depends on how they are used, or not. Not using something is freedom itself.. thanks to the NOSTR Ceo that didn't put a mandatory on them, and thanks to you to work on Nostr itself 😜🫂🍀💜🤙
これか。 for youがあるのか。 nostr:nevent1qqs03zuegmk3pyjw2vy006lflqfvvawkzcv9ynzmppa68tkzt0c0qjqpp4mhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mqzypzj80jc6w2mrvvk4xuvs2cr3d5ftjczk6papsjn492sdrd6r7kdqqcyqqqqqqgtquks8
What do you think of something like what's described here, some sort of way to find lively discussion clusters? nostr:note1nl2kr8088vzcmlmwmcmn0je0mz7s8vpmqrk7aaphcgvzxnjmat0qek9y7y
Hey @Martti Malmi where do you maintain issues for Iris? Is it on github, or kieran’s hosted git.v0l.io ?