Best practice for creating a unified view of data across multiple Linux systems?

CoderSupreme@programming.dev · 10 days ago

Best practice for creating a unified view of data across multiple Linux systems?

CoderSupreme@programming.dev · edit-2 11 days ago

If you could go back in time and talk to your younger self, what would you say?

CoderSupreme@programming.dev · 11 days ago

Sugar vs baking soda to neutralize acid in canned tomatoes?

CoderSupreme@programming.dev · edit-2 13 days ago

Why do American ballots have more than two choices, when the news media has spent their time pretending there are only two?

CoderSupreme@programming.dev · edit-2 14 days ago

I agree, but that might complicate things. Instead of votes we could also use time spent reading posts as the engagement metric.

How about something like this?

Quality Engagement Score (QES)

QES = (PCM * AVU) / MAU, where:

PCM = Posts + Comments per Month
AVU = Average Votes per User (total monthly upvotes / MAU)
MAU = Monthly Active Users

PCM measures raw activity, while AVU factors in community approval.

CoderSupreme@programming.dev · edit-2 19 days ago

I appreciate your perspective, but my focus is on enhancing our measurement of community activity; if you have a more effective metric in mind, I’d love to hear it instead of just pointing out flaws.

CoderSupreme@programming.dev · edit-2 19 days ago

Rethinking Community Vitality: Why Posts + Comments per Month Trumps MAU

CoderSupreme@programming.dev · 21 days ago

There are 16M comments per day according to the observer website.

CoderSupreme@programming.dev · edit-2 21 days ago

30k communities and 9M posts per day. I find the number of posts per day very hard to believe. Each community would have an average of 300 posts per day, and most communities are abandoned. Maybe it’s the bot communities that repost all the Reddit posts that inflate the number so high.