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by wolffnc3 14y ago
Typically A/B tests are run until they reach a statistically significant result. The article doesn't include the sample size, but with a sample size as small as 500 users for each test an increase from 1.6% to 3.2% would be a change larger
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by wolffnc3 14y ago
I'm a little late to this party, but most of the conversation here has centered our not cleaning your plate, but that is hardly the crux of the problem. Most of the waste happens through the supply chain, from farmers not bring "ugly" pro
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by wolffnc3 14y ago
A feature I'd love to see is should I refinance or not. I've currently got a convoluted system of spreadsheets which I have to update every time I want to recheck against current rates. I'd basically like it to tell me in which scenarios i
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by wolffnc3 14y ago
thanks for the info, i'm currently working on a redesign from a site that has all of the top 2 levels of nav showing in a side bar and the proposed design has a single level with "mega menu" style dropdowns, I'll bring this solution up as
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by wolffnc3 14y ago
Interesting idea, i'd love to hear from anyone who's tried this and see if they've gathered any data on it's effectiveness (a/b tests, heat maps etc...)
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by wolffnc3 14y ago
+1 to this idea, particularly cleaning up the URLs. You should also setup a "browse" type page for users to browse through the topics. So if I went to http://iorad.com/tutorial/topics/microsoft-word/ I'd get a listing of all tutorials
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by wolffnc3 14y ago
Durham, NC and the Triangle in general are fast becoming a great startup hub. It's definitely a great place to live and the proximity to the universities provides a large talent pool for startup founders to draw from. http://www.downtowndu
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by wolffnc3 14y ago
What are some example use cases for an API like this? Perhaps you could add a page like Twilios How To's (while we're making the comparison).