Every so often I send around this write up I originally did for a friend about visiting Lisbon. I’m posting it here to facilitate sharing of this humble guide to make the most of visiting this great city.
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Tripline let’s you create trips on maps. I just have to test how it works to embed their maps, so this blog has a little map tripline of the trip I did of Morocco, Spain and Portugal with @angelarhodes in April/May. Check it out – it’s a cool little thing to play with. Angela’s blogpost: Morocco – Assault on the Senses.
I’ve always felt that the idea of repeated significance testing error and false positive rates is a bit of a pedantic academic exercise. And I’m not the only one, some A/B frameworks let you automatically stop or conclude at the moment of significance, and there’s is blessed little discussion of false positive rates online. For anyone running A/B tests it’s also little incentive to control your false positives. Why make it harder for yourself to show successful changes, just to meet some standard no-one cares about anyways? It’s not that easy. Because it actually matters, and matters a lot if you care about your A/B experiments, and not the least about what you learn from them. Evan Miller has written a[…]