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Jev Rank scores and sorts news headlines in TREMOR
Amar Harolikar added Jev Rank to TREMOR's news section. It scores every headline from 0 to 100 against your reading preferences, and sorts about 800 headlines from 64 feeds in under 2 seconds. Three usage modes are available.
I added Jev Rank to the news section on TREMOR. It scores every headline from 0 to 100 against what you want to read, and sorts the page by that score. About 800 headlines from 64 feeds, ranked in under 2 seconds. There are three ways to use it. ▸ Run Jev Rank: scores the
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