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by rishsriv
1351 days ago
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Did something similar as an experiment a few years ago, except I used photos and name strings as fuzzy identifiers across social media profiles. We also scraped individual reactions from social media apps to get a _very_ detailed profile on what they engaged with (like using the "Angry" reaction emoji when Trump said something stupid vs using the "Angry" reaction emoji when someone AOC said something stupid). Never released it in the wild for obvious ethnical reasons, but was an interesting technical challenge. Also led to super interesting insights – like learning that videos and text links were watched by entirely different audiences on Facebook and Twitter [1] [1] https://twitter.com/rishdotblog/status/1483329729302515712 |
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