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I wouldn't assert it without strong evidence. This URL comprehension problem is probably more complex than what people usually think. There are a number of stud

I wouldn't assert it without strong evidence. This URL comprehension problem is probably more complex than what people usually think. There are a number of studies about this issue, if you're interested. https://storage.googleapis.com/pub-tools-public-publication-data/pdf/400599205ab5a1c9efa03e2a7c127eb8200bf288.pdf https://storage.googleapis.com/pub-tools-public-publication-... https://kumarde.com/papers/urls.pdf https://kumarde.com/papers/urls.pdf

dgb23 6y ago
Thank you for those! Side question: I don't have a formal education in CS, but I really enjoy reading papers on programming (languages), architecture, data-engineering and web related things among others, especially when they have a practical focus/impact. Is there a good way for me to find or rather discover resources like these?
- automatoney 6y ago
  Not sure about filtering for practical focus/impact but https://arxiv.org/ https://arxiv.org/ is an amazingly useful and informative repository of papers that you might like. Also google scholar is good, but more general.