Fix typo in README.md
David Blume commited on 2018-01-21 15:07:58
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TechCrunch was a great blog about innovation and entrepreneurship. As it grew, |
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it published more articles than I cared to read. Like many savvy blog readers, |
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-I used a feed reader to present the latest articles to me, but TechCrunch was |
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-simply too profuse. |
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+I used a feed reader to present the latest articles to me, but TechCrunch's |
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+feed was simply too profuse. |
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## The Solution |
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I created a service that'd visit TechCrunch's feed, and make note of who made |
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which articles, what the articles were about, how many comments each article |
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-had, and how many Diggs2, Facebook likes and Facebook shares each article had. |
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+had, and how many Diggs, Facebook likes and Facebook shares each article had. |
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With that data, the service would determine the median, mean, standard |
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deviation, and create a minimum threshold for whether the article merited |
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