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CPFAQ: Fast Classification

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Aug 22 0

I’m working on a project this year to build a competitive programming FAQ. This is one in a series of articles describing the research, writing, and tool creation process. To read the whole series, see my CPFAQ category page. Over the past few months, I’ve been classifying a list of Quora questions. Each question gets […]

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CPFAQ: Scraping with Selenium

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Aug 15 0

I’m working on a project this year to build a competitive programming FAQ. This is one in a series of articles describing the research, writing, and tool creation process. To read the whole series, see my CPFAQ category page. When you’re logged in to Quora, you see more information than an anonymous user does. For […]

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CPFAQ: Canonical Question Statistics, Part 2

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Aug 8 0

I’m working on a project this year to build a competitive programming FAQ. This is one in a series of articles describing the research, writing, and tool creation process. To read the whole series, see my CPFAQ category page. I have now classified over 1000 Quora questions, using 552 canonical titles, and I think that’s […]

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CPFAQ: Good Answers to Bad Questions

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Aug 1 0

I’m working on a project this year to build a competitive programming FAQ. This is one in a series of articles describing the research, writing, and tool creation process. To read the whole series, see my CPFAQ category page. As I mentioned at the end of last week’s post, it’s hard to write a good […]

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CPFAQ: The Value of Canonical Questions

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Jul 25 0

I’m working on a project this year to build a competitive programming FAQ. This is one in a series of articles describing the research, writing, and tool creation process. To read the whole series, see my CPFAQ category page. Last week I discussed how question merging works for Quora and CPFAQ. Related to question merging […]

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CPFAQ: Merging Questions

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Jul 18 0

I’m working on a project this year to build a competitive programming FAQ. This is one in a series of articles describing the research, writing, and tool creation process. To read the whole series, see my CPFAQ category page. If a CPFAQ page has a canonical title and contains a list of Quora questions that […]

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CPFAQ: Canonical Question Statistics

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Jul 11 0

I’m working on a project this year to build a competitive programming FAQ. This is one in a series of articles describing the research, writing, and tool creation process. To read the whole series, see my CPFAQ category page. As I mentioned last week, I’m currently creating FAQ pages, and those FAQ pages rely on […]

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CPFAQ: Creating a FAQ Page

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Jul 4 0

I’m working on a project this year to build a competitive programming FAQ. This is one in a series of articles describing the research, writing, and tool creation process. To read the whole series, see my CPFAQ category page. For at least the next few weeks, I’ll be creating competitive programming FAQ pages for the […]

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CPFAQ: Adding Wiki Pages

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Jun 27 0

I’m working on a project this year to build a competitive programming FAQ. This is one in a series of articles describing the research, writing, and tool creation process. To read the whole series, see my CPFAQ category page. We’re officially halfway through the year, as measured by weekly blog posts. That means I’m also […]

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CPFAQ: CPWiki

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Jun 20 0

I’m working on a project this year to build a competitive programming FAQ. This is one in a series of articles describing the research, writing, and tool creation process. To read the whole series, see my CPFAQ category page. With the halfway point of 2018 approaching, it’s time to focus on the website that will […]

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