Re:Invite HN: The Algorithmic NCAA Bracket Challenge
by te_platt on Wednesday March 18, 2009 @12:19AM
(#521182)
I've been following my own algorithm for ranking teams since the start of the NBA season. USA Today has the best computer readable format that I could find.
Re:Invite HN: The Algorithmic NCAA Bracket Challenge
by jraines on Tuesday March 17, 2009 @08:10PM
(#520868)
password should be fixed.
I haven't found a great site for scrapable stats. I'm using http://msn.foxsports.com/cbk/stats which is at least a step up from ESPN's stats.
If anyone has a better source, I'd be very interested as well. And if anyone wants to create one -- I guarantee it will make money from sports touts, especially if you niche down to one sport and charge less than statfox.com
Re:Invite HN: The Algorithmic NCAA Bracket Challenge
by jackowayed on Tuesday March 17, 2009 @08:17PM
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pass still isn't working for me.
Re:Invite HN: The Algorithmic NCAA Bracket Challenge
by jraines on Tuesday March 17, 2009 @08:21PM
(#520879)
OK - it's open for anyone now. If not, I've tried again to make the password hackernews
Re:Invite HN: The Algorithmic NCAA Bracket Challenge
by jackowayed on Tuesday March 17, 2009 @08:29PM
(#520889)
nope. maybe jottit is working off of a stale pass or something?
Re:Invite HN: The Algorithmic NCAA Bracket Challenge
by jraines on Tuesday March 17, 2009 @08:44PM
(#520906)
OK - screw jottit then. It's set to 'anyone can view and edit' and i've changed the password to hackernews like 5 times.
Can someone recommend a similar site?
In the meantime -- don't even worry about posting the algorithm. If your bracket starts to kick ass, just email me with your description or a link to your personal blog post about it, and we'll have a writeup of the top performers. Or -- easiest solution yet -- just post it as a message in the Yahoo! group.
Re:Invite HN: The Algorithmic NCAA Bracket Challenge
by samueladam on Wednesday March 18, 2009 @07:11AM
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http://couch.it/
Built on CouchDB by the way.
Also, the password to the jottit page you link to isn't "hackernews" like it says.