Deanonymizer challenge

From /lounge/

A small userbase makes it easier to group posts together to form a pseudo identity, which may then eventually be deanonmyzed. But we are much harder targets than redditors and twitterers.

Sounds like a /prog/ challenge. First thoughts: build word frequencies for every post. Then loop over every post and every other post. For each pair of posts construct a link strength based on the word frequencies, then cull under a threshold, then the remaining networks represent identities (i.e. a human poster). You'd need some way of ensuring mutual exclusion too idk.

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Javashit is actually pretty nice when used well. Callbacks, closures in dictionaries, ect. You don't need to worry about parsing anything when you already have json. Asynchronous communication with callbacks is expressed pretty well.