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171 mentions on Hacker News by 149 people: 15 stories, 156 comments · first 2010-07-01 · latest 2024-01-01

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  1. Reddit's open source so you could actually look: https://github.com/reddit/reddit/wiki Edit: daleharvey beat me to the punchline.
  2. …source http://arclanguage.org/ (stored plain text files which are hot loaded into memory I believe) https://github.com/reddit/reddit (probably a database)
  3. …you could hack on Reddit's code (it's all open source), which is similar in a lot of ways. https://github.com/reddit/reddit/wiki
  4. Isn't reddit's code open source? https://github.com/reddit/reddit Or are there parts (like the spam detection algorithm) that are kept secret?
  5. …for those reasons, but one thing to keep in mind is that the codebase running reddit is open source: http://github.com/reddit/reddit They pushed to the public Git in a month, but the donations users are making will go towards improving…
  6. Actually a colleague just pointed out that the reddit code is available: http://github.com/reddit/reddit Could use that and the last.fm API or MusicBrainz do have a stab at getting the genres?
    comment by oceanician · 2010-07-01 · in Ask HN: Does anyone want an HN for music?