There's still a good thing missing, it's one of my side project but I don't have time to continue since I'm another one. So if you want it, free idea, and it's getting hotter nowadays. I'll get back to it someday maybe.
It's a review website, but you can attach any attribute to a review with the scale (dislike, dislike with pros, like with cons, like), you can also add a management layer to describe if tag is here as a joke or whatever. And you can aggregate this in several way: - All attributes - Per attributes And it will be a normal distribution, following the Central Limit Theorem. The fun thing is that you can then easily spot if there's people pushing the review in either direction. Then if for example there's 2 normal curves on the all attributes summation, you can deduce there's 2 group of people, and you can find out subgroup with the attributes.
I wanted to make it for video game reviews, I've made some really basic backend and UI, but I needed to make the part about calculating if a review would fall within a normal curve, user/tag/review management and other stuff like that.
Kayden Brooks
but there are literally reviews built into every game marketplace already
Caleb Collins
True AI waifubots still haven't been written.
Joshua Clark
I wanted to make it general to use it for any kind of review, movies, product, etc. Not only video games. And currently I was more thinking of movies with the recent rotten tomatos news.
Also elaborating a bit, most reviews are just "thumbs up/thumbs down". Wasn't there a moment when you thought: "This game could be good but some stuff are not great", is it really just a thumbs up? Or will you put a thumbs down until it's fixed? You can write a review explaining more, but people will have to sample some review before deciding if it's "really just good", or "good but". And depending on the sampling time it could be a review describing well enough or not.
Going this way would help overviewing in two way: - Getting a better view of the pros and cons of the game - If you are another dev you can then check for a given genre what would be the thing to watch for.
Sebastian Walker
I can tell within about a minute of watching gameplay footage what's shit about any given game, and why I wouldn't waste my time playing it. I don't need to read reviews from people with great enough emotional, time, or financial investments in a game that they'd go out of their way to write a review on a third party website. All the game shops have suggestions already. Movies are for normalcattle. When I read product reviews I don't go to some third party website either. That's just affiliate marketing. You can see who actually bought the item when someone leaves a review on Amazon/Ebay/etc and it's really easy to spot the fakes.
This idea quite frankly is shit unless you do it entirely in Rust
Logan Martinez
Disclaimer: That's just my autistic opinion though, and does not reflect the thougt process of a normalcattle, which I am assuming is your intended audience.
Logan Lee
😂😂😂😂
Bentley Edwards
Here's my big idea. I call it "freshware". You take existing software and rewrite it from scratch to have the same or similar functionality, except you make it as small as possible. Why? It's more secure, easier to read, and runs faster. We're pretty much at a wall with hardware, where the improvements year after year are dwindling. Software optimization will do more to speed up a computer than anything else.
I like the general idea behind something like POSIX, where code can be portable across different systems. However, Unix sucks (even if it's the best we have). I want something like Plan9 with a sane Motif based GUI, a microkernel, and boot firmware to match that can be flashed as a Coreboot payload. No more GRUB shit or UEFI fuckery. Imagine all the best parts of Unix and none of the downsides or legacy baggage.
user code and ad serving platform for content creators and publishers that adpocalypsed by mainstream monetization. Run it on cryptocurrency.
That or code your own cryptocurrency.
Easton Hughes
because capitalism can't stop pretending that people need "jobs" otherwise we end up with something like Universal Basic Income and that's just absolutely terrible!
