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CPFAQ: SELECT Queries

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Apr 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. Data in a relational database is often not arranged in a way that makes sense to […]

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CPFAQ: A Question Database, Part 2

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Mar 28 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 created the first version of a database schema that will store the source […]

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CPFAQ: A Question Database

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Mar 21 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. So far this year, I’ve been building tools that operate on text files in tab-separate value […]

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CPFAQ: Classifying Quora Questions

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Mar 14 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. On Quora, it’s common to see the same questions, or variations of the same questions, show […]

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CPFAQ: Classifying Quora Topics

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Mar 7 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 you study the current Quora topic ontology for competitive programming, it’s clear that it needs […]

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CPFAQ: Quora Topic Ontology

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Feb 28 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. This week, I published a post to the Quora Topic Gnomery blog on the subject of […]

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CPFAQ: Quora Topic Cleanup

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Feb 21 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 part of the FAQ research process, I’m creating a canonical list of Quora topics related […]

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CPFAQ: Collecting Quora Topics

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Feb 14 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. In recent weeks, I have been experimenting with ways to collect Quora questions, especially those that […]

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CPFAQ: Collecting Quora Questions, Part 2

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Feb 7 0

I’m building a webliography of competitive programming resources, and I’m currently focusing on Quora questions. So far, I have extracted questions from search engine results and from the All Questions page that Quora generates. But as I mentioned last week, only a small fraction of the available topic questions appear in those locations. Where are […]

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CPFAQ: Collecting Quora Questions

By Duncan Smith Leave a Comment Jan 31 0

Last week, I wrote about using search engine results to collect links to import into Webliographer. I used three search engine features: standard search, standard search with duplicates included, and site-specific search. Each of these features had pros and cons: Standard search returned results from more domains, but with fewer results per domain. Standard search […]

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