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Aymen Loukil
@LoukilAymen
International SEO and Webperf Consultant - Bootstrapping - Speaker, entrepreneur & Solution finder
Lille, Francespeetals.comJoined March 2008

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I took the for a test drive recently. Really great data set that was pretty straightforward to query. Here's the colab if folks are interested: colab.research.google.com/drive/1FtOrwJz The background is that I've been looking into rage clicks as a metric...
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Feeling to stress of Twitter-based saas tools reading this
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Starting February 9, we will no longer support free access to the Twitter API, both v2 and v1.1. A paid basic tier will be available instead 🧵
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Kind reminder : The fact that a code is present in a repository does not necessarily mean that it is used. Especially in big apps.
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Hot take: Eventually the world realized the only thing crypto did well was scamming people, and we turned against it. Eventually the world will realise the only thing AI does well is create fake content, and we will turn against that too.
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Never trust bots and never trust people who trust bots.
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"Extensive evidence that the CNET AI's work has demonstrated deep similarities to articles published elsewhere, without giving credit... It looks like the bot directly plagiarized the work of Red Ventures competitors, as well as human writers at Bankrate" futurism.com/cnet-ai-plagia
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Check the latest resources in web performance 👇
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A new edition of the #WebPerformanceRecipes newsletter is just sent Amazing #webperf and posts from @rachelandrew @guaca @AmierOSaleh @malchata @rick_viscomi @philwalton @tunetheweb @brendankenny @EWErikWitt @danielcroe Subscribe here: bit.ly/3ekL8IG #perfmatters
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Frameworks should continue to lean into doing weird stuff with compilers to optimize DX and UX at the cost of devs understanding the layers beneath the framework. It's okay that the code you write and the code that actually runs are semantically (and often wildly) different.
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