brunoborges
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I myself do way more searches in "<question> on Reddit" and then just look at the AI generated response from Google Gemini.
Zero clicks.
Must win by 50% plus 1 of all valid votes on Round 1. If not, 1st and 2nd most voted go for Round 2 a few weeks later. Then, 50%+1 again of all valid votes.
How come? If it is an algorithm, change the algorithm. Newsfeed used to be based on timestamp. Then, lots of weights and statistical analysis went into it to show you what the algorithm thinks will drive most engagement.
Thanks for sharing the project!
Happy to answer any questions.
There are also some slides available at [1] from the talk at Devoxx Belgium 2026.
[1] https://m.devoxx.com/events/dvbe26/talks/25048/java-on-kuber...