Highest karma/submission
ycombinator.com
ycombinator.com
(pg 1086 3.92)
(rwalker 14 3.57)
(cperciva 36 3.36)
(jmzachary 21 3.05)
(paul 160 2.98)
(elq 24 2.96)
(uuilly 26 2.88)
(greendestiny 23 2.83)
(rzwitserloot 18 2.78)
(smg 12 2.75)
(garbowza 12 2.75)
(nostrademons 440 2.75)
(pc 12 2.75)
Though it's kind of lame that I lead, the good news is that it looks like the extra upvotes I get for being the creator of the site probably don't amount to more than 1 per comment.How about computing [karma obtained from submissions] / [# of submissions] and [karma obtained from comments] / [# of comments] separately?
I suspect he'd still have the highest comment/karma average. He makes lots of great comments.
(If anyone reading this later wonders what the parent comment is talking about, my original attempt to calculate this was wrong.)
comment-karma/time is probably a good measure.
What I mean is: Does upvoting a comment or submission effect your own karma points? Have the folks on the leader board also upvoted a lot? Is there any correlation at all?
select username, karma, submissions from users where submissions > 10 order by karma desc
but you don't see me running an uber-hip VC firm, do you?
But having all that data in an in-memory hash is way more flexible and convenient. He can do any arbitrary operations on it, not just the stuff SQL and stored procedures are good at.