Victor Loux Bookmarks Tag: analysis

29 bookmarks tagged “analysis

Rowboat

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Welcome to Rowboat–a lightning fast tool for understanding large datasets. Sign in or create a free account to get started.

We need to talk about Jakob • Buttondown

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Jakob Nielsen woke up one morning last week and chose violence. If you haven’t read his recent post, “Accessibility Has Failed: Try Generative UI =...

The UX of Banking: 900 days of progress

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A unique opportunity to revisit 12 UK banks, re-benchmark them, and highlight what 900 days of progress looks like.

Derek Powazek - A community isn’t a garden, it’s a bar.

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The most obvious way an online community is like a bar is that bars serve alcohol, and alcohol makes people loud and stupid. It actually depresses your hearing, so you can’t hear yourself talk as well, so you speak louder. And a room full of people speaking louder means a very boisterous room. And of course, alcohol reduces inhibition, so you say things you might not usually say. The parallels to online behavior are easy to see. Online, people are much more willing to type things t...

Competitive Analysis For Product Engineers | Stay SaaSy

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In my experience, most professional software engineers in industry have little to no experience doing competitive analysis. That’s a shame, because competitive analysis is one of the most useful skills that an engineer can have.

Semgrep

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Semgrep is an open-source tool for lightweight static analysis using a familiar syntax

The user research platform for teams – Dovetail

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Dovetail helps you store, analyze, and collaborate on user research in one place, making it easy to see patterns, discover customer insights, and decide what to do next. Our customers include Boston Consulting Group, Cisco, CSIRO, Deliveroo, Elsevier, Kayak, Mastercard, Sketch, Shopify, Square, Thoughtworks, and VMware.

Is This a Coup? Introducing The Counter - Insight

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We didn’t lose these state races because of gerrymandering, or lack of money, or any kind of Republican tampering with the electoral process. Our failure was political, and all the more inexcusable because it took place in a year when the opposing party had failed at governing so badly that it had racked up a body count. And still we couldn’t make the case.

Surprise Maps: Showing the Unexpected – Medium

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In 1977, Jerry Ehman — an astronomer working with the SETI project to seek out alien life — came across an interesting radio signal, one needle in the haystack of all of the electromagnetic signals…