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horseluvvaslim··on Show HN: AI World News Poetry
Thanks! Initially I tried just scraping the headlines but the outputs were questionable: sort of propagandic poems about Putin and Xi. There just wasn't enough nuance in the headlines alone. So I added the brief descriptions on the homepage as well and that seemed to do the trick.
horseluvvaslim··on Web recreation of the They Might Be Giants “John Henry” Hypercard stack from '94
Wow, this is interesting! Part of you has to wonder why they bothered, eh?
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Google Analytics 3 will stop ingesting data at the end of June 2023, but there are some good reasons why you should make the switch now
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I hacked together up a Python script to crawl the internet and see how many Shopify stores are violating one of the basic rules of SEO
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Visualised aggregations of click activity are a low effort, low signal waste of time and best avoided in favour of actual research
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Visualised aggregations of click activity are a low effort, low signal waste of time and best avoided in favour of actual research
horseluvvaslim··on The Crisis of Optimisation
If academic research science is having a crisis of integrity, then what can we expect from the world closed door corporate A/B testing?
horseluvvaslim··on You probably don’t need A/B testing
Not enough for what?
horseluvvaslim··on You probably don’t need A/B testing
Haha, I like your title but I don't think it's accurate.

Many, many sites with millions of visitors are not yet A/B testing. Vastly more than you would think.

horseluvvaslim··on Optimizely to be acquired by Episerver
Worth noting that Optimizely is the A/B testing tool of choice for donaldjtrump.com.
horseluvvaslim··on Drp.io: Fast and easy images hosting
Damn that is fast
horseluvvaslim··on A Wiki Entry for Every Single Address in the World
Maybe. I'm mostly of the opinion that the map-based user interface is often a bit clumsy and slow, i.e. Wikimapia and can be more of a burden than a blessing.