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AI Traps: Lessons from Launching Webflow's AI Assistant w webflow.com 6 tomjcleveland 1 year ago 0 comments
Show HN: Compare long Covid treatments using peer-reviewed evidence g glaciermd.com 7 tomjcleveland 4 years ago 0 comments
Google almost convinced me to spend $400 on useless laser treatments b blog.tjcx.me 439 tomjcleveland 4 years ago 424 comments
Lasers and the sad state of online health information b blog.tjcx.me 5 tomjcleveland 4 years ago 0 comments
Medical communication is bad–how can we fix it? b blog.tjcx.me 24 tomjcleveland 4 years ago 2 comments
Heirloom: A low-cost approach to direct air capture via mineralization m medium.com 1 tomjcleveland 5 years ago 0 comments
How The New York Times A/B tests their headlines b blog.tjcx.me 3 tomjcleveland 5 years ago 0 comments
1. My scraper runs every 5 minutes, with a randomly-generated user-agent and never sends cookie headers
2. The charts are bucketed by half-hour periods, so even if the headline flips back and forth many times in half an hour, the colors are grouped together
3. Agreed that in the SpaceX situation (and maybe the Cuomo situation) the headlines change because the stories change. But, e.g., in the Meghan Markle situation, the first headline appears _after_ the interview is over. But that's something to watch out for!
And charts like this one[0] look (to me) like a clear example of A/B testing. But would be interested to hear other explanations!
[0] https://nyt.tjcx.me/articles/1163e0c4-e609-5cfa-aff1-b0945f1...