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Has_not_been_viewed_much

Hacker News Sunday 05 July 2026, 23:49 UTC By wxw 1 min read
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has_not_been_viewed_much The Art Institute of Chicago's API includes a has_not_been_viewed_much field on artwork. It's a boolean that describes whether an art piece hasn't been visited on their website very much. More specifically, per the source code , has_not_been_viewed_much means the art piece has been viewed fewer than 200 times on the website since January 1, 2010.

has_not_been_viewed_much The Art Institute of Chicago's API includes a has_not_been_viewed_much field on artwork. It's a boolean that describes whether an art piece hasn't been visited on their website very much. More specifically, per the source code , has_not_been_viewed_much means the art piece has been viewed fewer than 200 times on the website since January 1, 2010. Of course, that still begs the question: what are these artworks? Why aren't they being viewed? I can't answer the latter, but, if you have a moment for the former, please take some time to browse.
The Art Institute of Chicago's (ORG) API (ORG)
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