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fab1an
11y ago
While intriguing, it's important to remember that humankind has always compared the mind to whichever recent technology was available - the catapult, the mill, the steam engine, and eventually, computers. While Deep Neural Networks --
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12y ago
Sounds like it's time to move on. Keep in mind that you (as in you, the person) matters a lot more than your (or any) startup. Don't ever equate a failed business with a failed life. There are many successful founders that hadn&#x
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12y ago
Enterprise is a subset of B2B cos. While this isn't an exact science and the very concept of 'Enterprise' has been disrupted by companies such as box.net, I would say that typically: Enterprise = B2B cos with annual contract
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12y ago
_Absolutely_ love the insight of news being "the short tail of a very long string of events". Along with the promising execution this could well be one of those tremendously successful ideas that look trivially logical in hindsig
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12y ago
BERLIN, Germany - @EyeQuant - 1. Research Engineer / Data Scientist and 2. Senior Researcher We're an ambitious technology company teaching computers to see the web like humans do. We're hiring a Research Engineer / Dat
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12y ago
Ah, one of my favorite topics. The article correctly points out how there are no simple rules of thumb on this. The human visual system is very much driven by context and contrast, which makes it basically impossible to validate statements
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Does Cleaner Design Improve eCommerce Sales?
(blog.eyequant.com)
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What If There Was A Bot That Could Detect Ugly Websites?
(fastcolabs.com)
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This AI tells you if your website is too cluttered
(wired.co.uk)
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This AI tells you if your website is too cluttered
(wired.co.uk)
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The 3 Most Surprising Insights From a 200 Website Eye-Tracking Study
(blog.eyequant.com)
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13y ago
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Eye-Tracking and the Neuroscience of Good Web Design
(fastcompany.com)
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EyeQuant raises $650k to expand eye-tracking simulation tech to mobile, retail
(gigaom.com)
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fab1an
13y ago
I've reached out the guy who runs berlinstartupjobs.com and asked him to ping his database of employers. Do check it out as well. All the best.
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13y ago
Seeking asylum in Germany is terrible, agreed, but it is so much easier to get a work permit visa here when you do have a job offer - good luck trying to get the work permit in the UK. In OP's case the best scenario would be to get
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Entrepreneurial Life Shouldn't Be This Way
(inc.com)
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What Marshmallows Tell Us About Silicon Valley
(priceonomics.com)
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Capturing user attention with color
(blog.eyequant.com)
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13y ago
The resulting law is nevertheless an attack on free speech, regardless of alternative underlying motivations.
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How Change Blindness Affects User Perception of Websites
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How many seconds does your website have to capture user attention?
(blog.eyequant.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Thanks Noel, EyeQuant co-founder here - (not the author, though) Yes, the concept of an A/B test is used fairly liberally in our post and should probably not be interpreted in the exact same way for someone looking to run an actual A/B test
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A/B Testing Art – Why Mondrian Was a Great Optimizer
(blog.eyequant.com)
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14y ago
Very sound advice by someone who's accomplished A LOT in this field. #6 strikes me as particularly important: > 6. Make sure you’re talking to the ultimate decision maker. > It’s often not the person you’ll be directed to. It’s fre
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14y ago
Hey Peter - thanks! We'll be in touch soon!
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14y ago
BERLIN - EyeQuant ( http://eyequant.com ) - we hire internationally and are experienced in getting work permits for US-citizens in Germany. * Lead Designer / Front-End Engineer: http://berlinstartupjobs.com/design-ux/lead-designer-front-e.
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You don't have to learn to code to think like a coder
(okigiveup.net)
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14y ago
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14y ago
The memory grandmaster who trained Foer, Ed Cooke, runs a phenomenal startup that brings described techniques online to help you learn vocabulary: http://memrise.com Highly recommended for anyone looking to expand their vocabulary in a va
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14y ago
Sent you an email and would gladly have you over for lunch tomorrow. Our focus is weirdly related to "online mapping", ( http://eyequant.com ), happy to chat more tomorrow.
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14y ago
This is very useful. You can combine this with another good practice by writing down the first task that you're going to tackle in the morning once you've woken up - e. g. that painful email you've been postponing for the last couple of w
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