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small mvp of the @balajis.eth follow graph idea @rafi took the following data of the top 20% users from a hub and we plugged it into vis.js effect is very clustered for now, if you have ideas on how to visualize it please ping us on gh! play with it here: https://nobuilder.github.io/farcaster-social-graph/
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context: https://warpcast.com/balajis.eth/0x1cd486
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Great work! Can you try partitioning the graph into dense subgraphs, like below? This would identify the Farcaster tribes. There are various approximate algorithms for clique detection, dense subgraph identification, and factorization of a matrix into block diagonals that you might use.
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Beautiful Looks like obsidian
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This is neat.
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This is so darn beautiful. Reminds me of pretty much every other social network distribution I’ve seen. Notice the entire network is supported by very few “shepherds” at the edges of each sides of the sub/networks.
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Love it
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Awesome. Found myself. Really cool to see that the part of farcaster that I experience is only one small slice, and there’s a larger network that I’m barely seeing.
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