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Add a Rails application implementing a Reddit-style post scoring system with upvote/downvote endpoints, logarithmic ranking, and time decay. Includes Docker setup, PostgreSQL integration, API and web controllers, scoring service, tests, and documentation.
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Replaces the previous logarithmic score calculation with a Reddit-style formula using log10 and a time-based component. Updates SQL and Ruby implementations for consistency, removes unused time decay constant, and adjusts related tests. Also adds UID, GID, and SECRET_TOKEN to env-example.
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Add a Rails application implementing a Reddit-style post scoring system with upvote/downvote endpoints, logarithmic ranking, and time decay. Includes Docker setup, PostgreSQL integration, API and web controllers, scoring service, tests, and documentation.
Solution by Ricardo Azevedo