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by ernopp 6y ago
> You mentioned that Spot is now robust enough to dance all day. How about Atlas? If you kept on replacing its batteries, could it dance all day, too?
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by ernopp 6y ago
Wow, that makes Omniverse II and other massive projects even more impressive...
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Humanity's Largest Art Project(ernest.oppet.it)
1 points by ernopp 6y ago|0 comments
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by ernopp 6y ago
Was very short-form but the mobile app Secret had a fair amount
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Can we save the open internet by moving it to space?(ernest.oppet.it)
4 points by ernopp 6y ago|0 comments
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Who to ignore – bullshit filters(ernest.oppet.it)
127 points by ernopp 6y ago|73 comments
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by ernopp 6y ago
I made https://lessnoise.net/ , which recommends who you should unfollow on Twitter (right now it's very basic and just shows you who tweets the most out / is noisiest of everyone you follow) Would love to hear a
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LessNoise: Unfollow recommendations for your Twitter feed(lessnoise.net)
2 points by ernopp 6y ago|0 comments
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We Need to Start Celebrating our Progress on Climate Change(ernest.oppet.it)
2 points by ernopp 7y ago|0 comments
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by ernopp 8y ago
Permitting sales of illegal drugs & services is a defining feature probably worth mentioning.
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by ernopp 8y ago
> then suddenly get an email that Google is discontinuing the product. Google is unlikely to discontinue GCP
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Where are the personalised UIs?
3 points by ernopp 8y ago|2 comments
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by ernopp 8y ago
IMO: Outlook on iOS is a better email client than Apple Mail.
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by ernopp 8y ago
Gmail and Android can be considered moonshots, completely separate bets from the cash cow search product. They have both been enormously successful and been the starting point for new revenue lines (the whole GSuite for businesses, the Play
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by ernopp 9y ago
And the NHS is the world's largest purchasers of fax machines in the world in 2017 http://www.nationalhealthexecutive.com/Health-Care-News/digi...
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Autonomous Vehicles and the End of Privacy(hackernoon.com)
1 points by ernopp 10y ago|0 comments
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First Principles Entrepreneurship, à la Elon(medium.com)
2 points by ernopp 10y ago|0 comments
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Celebrating the dead projects(medium.com)
1 points by ernopp 11y ago|0 comments
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I left Android for iOS and instantly regretted it(medium.com)
11 points by ernopp 12y ago|1 comments
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by ernopp 12y ago
can't wait for uber for uber
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by ernopp 12y ago
just from ads?
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by ernopp 12y ago
the kickstarter is surely to find & take orders from an audience for the soft launch
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by ernopp 12y ago
great service, makes life easier..
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by ernopp 13y ago
Full disclosure: I work for Qubit who published this white paper. Maybe the confusion here is in tests which have a "true" effect and an "observed" effect. If an experiment has a true effect, then you have some chance to
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by ernopp 13y ago
Just to let you know it's been updated.
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by ernopp 13y ago
Well it depends on your conversion rate. But assuming it's ~few percent, then yes it will be hard to measure anything other than very very large effects in conversion rate unless you're willing to wait quite a long time. You can m
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by ernopp 13y ago
Full disclosure: I work for Qubit who published this white paper. This kind of "historical testing" (I think people often call it sequential testing?) can be pretty dangerous even for large effects. For example Christmas might be
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by ernopp 13y ago
Full disclosure: I work for Qubit who published this white paper. Just wanted to add that if you have less than a million users you can A/B test for upper funnel goals, effectively measuring if changes improve engagement. Obviously the
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by ernopp 13y ago
Full disclosure: I work for Qubit who published this white paper. I see a lot of this kind of testing going on in the industry and it's frustrating. A/B testing can be a massive tool for your business if it's done right but o
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Most Winning A/B Test Results are Illusory [pdf](qubitproducts.com)
158 points by ernopp 13y ago|83 comments

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