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Beautiful, Gustavo. I know I say this every
time, but wow! It looks great.
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Quiplash [deleted] says:
It looks GREAT. Bravo.
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I just posted a higher resolution at 20% of the full poster size. The icons
can be recognized much better now.
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very very cool... thank you much for this,
gustavo
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Thanks also to jbum for suggesting making this into a poster,
and for all the support!
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It took for-ever to load the huge preview
poster, but it was worth it! It was
wonderful looking around and seeing online
friends and seeing the little clusters people
talk about. Thank you GustavoF for making us
all proud and happy to be *here*.
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Gustavo - you are useful maniac! Thanks also
for the link to the text file of users - made
it possible to find out whether I was on the
poster.
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Lachie has built a People Finder for the poster! Check it out!
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OK, now that is seriously nifty.
Now we need to turn the poster into a giant
imagemap that links to each user's profile
page.
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It's a bit more complicated than a single
cutoff. See the first description of the algorithm, though I tweaked it a bit, and added some
overrides...
The main idea was to produce the most
meaningful graph possible in terms of network
structure (not just three main clusters), and
include as many people as possible, without
the icons becoming too tiny to view.
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Gustavo, thanks again!
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New version of the People Finder by Lachie: click on an icon to identify the
user!
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Quiplash [deleted] says:
And it gets a mention at The Social Software Weblog ;-)
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Hello GustavoG,
I have been trying to read through posts of
all you flicrland pictures to learn about
your studies… It is very facinating and the
question I have left is… if you would be
willing to share more details about how you
gather your data, and do your analysis?
I understand that all the data is puplic
available and that you use a perlscript to
crawl through the data… but I would like to
understand the details of this works.
I ask because I am about to write my thesis
at the IT-University of Copenhagen about
online social networks – and your work is
probably the most interesting I have found on
the subject so far.
Kind regards
Carsten
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I am always amazed at your work, both
research and fun.
Over here (I'm sure you'll get it) it goes
by the hip-hop phrase: Massimo Rispetto.
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Somehow this happened without me noticing it!
Alas, I'm not in the people finder. :(
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NUTS!! crazy!! mad!! love it!!
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I'm missing :(
great graph anyway GG
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Completely, amazingly awesome.
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Kren [deleted] says:
I managed to find myself without the finder!
:)
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great work Gustavo! really cool :)
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i was looking at this for ages and kept
spotting people whose photos i love looking
at and thinking it was cool. then i realized
that it wasn't the people i knew who made it
special but the massive amount of people i'm
yet to know.
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Well said. :)
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mediatoolsEC.com [deleted] says:
Great job GustavoG, I post your pic on my
blog at blog.mediatoolsec.com so if you whish feel free to visit us do it.
Great job again
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Gracias, Fernando. :)
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What a fascinating study! This image proves
how art transcends geography, language and
all other barriers to our natural connection
to each other. Great work!
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incredible! I want to fly-thru within this
universe!
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It's a supremely awesome achievement,
Gustavo, well done.
The fact that there was an algorithm behind
the selections and networking analysis means
that I can deal with my absence through the
fun of exploring the links between all the
people I'm contacts with who ARE in there!
Well done.
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dag...i missed out on being in the
flickrverse this time around. i gotta say...
even without me its still pretty
awesome...nice work.
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Wow,...I feel like a rockstar, I surrounded
by Emdot, Special and Javajive...
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love it love it, but it'd be nice with me in
it. : (
How do you get in to this exclusive club?
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So cool! I'll add my voice to the hopeful
who want to be in the next one. It's so
beautiful!
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Looking forward to many many more. Awesome
work!
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Imagine what you could do once mainstream
home computers are capable of immersive 3D
environments! I just got a chill. ;-)
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Sorry for two comments in a row, but you
inspired me. :-)
Might be cool to do one of these monthly
and at the end of the year create an
animation to "watch" clusters
appear and grow over time.
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I am indeed collecting network data monthly.
Based on them I'm starting to do some
analyses of change over time.
It would be beautiful to see the network
change, but since the layout can vary a lot
in each run to accomodate the data, most
chances are that successive graphs could look
very different from each other. I wouldn't
count on making a "time lapse"
movie. :)
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are these just people with pro accounts?
edit:nevermind I read how you got the
networks. Very cool idea though. :/edit
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This is super-cool!
It would be even cooler if I were there!
hehehe j/k
What a great idea.
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Congratulations!
This image is Flickr - Interesting #1 photo
for April 17th 2005.
Would you please add it to the group Flickr - Interesting daily #1 moments?
It will be a great addition!
Please read the conditions of the group
first.
(You have to paste a link below your #1
photo, to proof if your photo was ranked #1
by Flickr - Interesting. Easy to do)
Please, only post your #1 photo, if you
will meet the conditions.
If you have already post your #1 photo, you
can read this comment like unwritten.
Thanks you all, for uploading your #1
Photo.
Kees, Administrator of the group Flickr -
Interesting daily #1 moments.
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That´s the best Human Supernova I´ve ever
seen!
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COOL!
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Cool...
would have been better if i was in it too!
:)
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7777 views - thanks all for visiting! I'm
glad you enjoyed this, here, in the People
Finder or printed as a poster. :)
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This is incredible Gustavo! even more
incredible because I thought of the idea this
morning and was going to add it in the Flickr
ideas space, but didn't know how to describe
it (a kind of visiual map of relationships
throughout flickr), now it is even more
amazing that I found this (thanks to you
visiting my workstream) on the same day?!
what a strange strange conincidence!!
Now.. how did you achieve that? that's the
other reason I didn't enter it this morning,
I thought I lived in fantasy world and that
it couldn't (or not easily at least) be
done.. INCREDIBLE!!!! :)))
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no chance of being able to find me with my
name. I don't understand how this is done or
made, it's all very... wierd but facinating.
Doubt Im on there anyhow ;)
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cool! I saw a person I knew in there!
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Very cool. Thanks, Gustavo.
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Thanks for adding this to the Interestingness
pool.
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wow!
very nice.
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Nice one Gustavo! It's amazing! In fact I'm
going to have to go and have another look at
it...
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When will there be the next flickrverse
picture? :-)
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Wow!!! How did you do this and how long did
it take you?
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this is so cool!
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wild! you brain types amaze me. :)
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I once saw a video of how a Wiki page set
evolved over time - if you get enough
snapshots of this and are able to provide
some continuous transitions we could
see...something beautiful I'm sure. Like
looking at ourselves, from afar, through a
microscope....Thanks
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Oh my... how did I ever miss this ?? Very
cool, shame that guy didn't credit you for
this work.
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Thanks to the stats feature, I just found out
that this graphic was used to illustrate someMIT OpenCourseWare: This image shows how some Flickr users are
linked in social networks. Assignments 6 and
7 in this course focus on modeling a social
network.
Glad you found it useful!
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Three-dimensional creativity is very real.
Messages more than I have seen many wonderful
pictures that talk about this kind of
photography special is classified as one of
the most difficult types of photography,
especially taking a picture of many planets
in one frame
Thank you for the picture is more cool
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