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by karolisd 13y ago
Like Airbnb takes advantage of a previously untapped supply of places to sleep, like Uber takes advantage of a previously untapped supply of driver's time, Mechanical Turk takes advantage of a previously untapped supply of people'
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by karolisd 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Minneapolis, Remote I'm a guy who thinks that design should be backed up by data and judged by how much value it creates. Things I can do for your business: - Make sure Google Analytics is implemented correctly and that
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by karolisd 13y ago
As a comedian and a A/B tester, I feel somewhat qualified to answer this question. There are similarities with what comedians do and A/B testing, but the big difference is that A/B testing is (or, in some cases, should be) sc
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by karolisd 13y ago
Stand-up Comedy: I don't care too much if I don't have professional success in stand-up, it's something I'm going to do for the rest of my life. Also, I want to do more improv/acting. Basketball: The gym I go to is
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by karolisd 13y ago
Isn't this what Google is trying to do with Wallet?
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by karolisd 13y ago
Seconding Lucid Chart. It's great.
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Ask HN: What would you like to know about A/B testing?
4 points by karolisd 13y ago|1 comments
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by karolisd 13y ago
I work for a CRO agency. The reason we do A/B experiments with a control and look for statistical significance is because no design is "golden." Perfect example: Infinite scroll at Etsy -> http://mcfunley.com&#x
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by karolisd 13y ago
Did they update this? What's special about the link?
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by karolisd 13y ago
So your plan is to give someone a PSD and then ask them how it went after 10 days? Good luck.
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by karolisd 13y ago
So, on YouTube, absurdism > *.
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Ask HN: Is there money in making video tutorials on YouTube?
1 points by karolisd 13y ago|2 comments
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by karolisd 13y ago
Besides candles, what are some other markets that are neglected by the tech elite?
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Google, NASA quantum computing project to bring stronger machine learning(gigaom.com)
2 points by karolisd 13y ago|0 comments
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Hurricane on Saturn(nasa.gov)
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by karolisd 13y ago
So, Shopify doesn't allow you do change anything in the checkout?
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by karolisd 14y ago
As Optimizely's CEO is an ex-Googler and Google's current A/B testing tool is crap, I'm just waiting for when Google buys Optimizely. Right now, Optimizely is growing so fast that they haven't reached a place where they'd maximize their pri
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by karolisd 14y ago
Is there anything like this for Ruby?
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Ask HN: Who's going to Coachella?
3 points by karolisd 14y ago|0 comments
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by karolisd 14y ago
I eagerly awaiting your blog post when you discover preventDefault()
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by karolisd 14y ago
I'm just hoping someone comes up with perfect way I can just put a script in the head and not worry about flickering. So I don't have to hide the body with CSS and make it visible when the script finishes. Optimizely seems to be getting the
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by karolisd 14y ago
Very interesting. I'll have to try it out. The first thing I'll look at is how it deals with the jQuery changes being visible to the visitors (aka flicker/flashing). Do you hide the page and wait for document to be ready? Do you do continuo
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by karolisd 14y ago
Thank you. I've been wanting to get better at CoffeeScript but my workflow depends on being able to run JS in the console. This is great. Can you make it for Chrome too? I've tried some of the Chrome extensions that claim to let you use Cof
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by karolisd 14y ago
Not books, but I always read these blogs: http://visualwebsiteoptimizer.com/split-testing-blog/ http://blog.optimizely.com/
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by karolisd 14y ago
What would be the best approach to automate this so I could put in a URL and it detects as much as it can about the website?
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by karolisd 14y ago
Infinite scroll that remembers your place vs infinite scroll that doesn't. Now that would be an interesting test. Although I think I know which one would win.
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by karolisd 14y ago
Infinite scroll with a footer is a clear anti-pattern. If a site has both, they don't have a coherent idea of their UX. Are there any sites that were designed from the start with infinite scroll that also have footers?
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by karolisd 14y ago
I've come across similar issues and I thought I coined the term "monolithic testing" but clearly great minds think alike. I'm the biggest proponent of avoiding monolithic tests and having clear and testable hypotheses. I'm glad there's a hi
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by karolisd 14y ago
8) Have a hypothesis of what you're testing and control for variables. Run a MVT test if you're changing a lot of things. If the test wins and it's implemented, everyone is happy and people don't ask too many questions. If it loses, what ha
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How did you first learn HTML, CSS, and/or JS?
7 points by karolisd 14y ago|17 comments

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