Summer project: “PageRank” my antilibrary to surface the top books I should actually read. For each pair of books, I will score the strength of the link using a sort of Hebbian heuristic of whether they evoke correlated unconscious intentions. Then cluster, label, rank...
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at one time, there was an app called Shelfie http://www.shelfie.com/
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Oooh, this is so close to a product idea that the startup I co-founded in 2011 had for a while, before pivoting to its eventual terrible failure-death of an idea. I am interested in the roles that physical bookshelves play, and can't give mine up.
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I can't give my books up even though they only represent me up through about 2011, when I moved to Kindle. Roles that bookshelves play: 1) peacock display (look how many), 2) display of taste (look how erudite), 3) possibility of rereading, 4) physical reminder of past interests
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I really don't think high-intensity interval training will do you much good unless you're trying to lose weight.
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I’d guess I have maybe 300 books. That’s 44850 pairwise scorings. At 10s a pair that works out to about 124 hours of tedium. Plus I’d need to enter in all my books and write a little program to present them in all possible pairs.