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"AI-powered" on an A/B testing tool's homepage is starting to mean what "smart" meant on a TV in 2014. It could mean a full operating system. It could mean a single HDMI port with a Roku plugged in. The label told you nothing about the capability behind it. We wanted...
Validating claims is important these days. Whether we're writing a LinkedIn post or an article, we're exposed to a lot of misinformation, so it's important to ensure what we post is accurate. For a really long time now, I've been trying to be that guy who's super organised with my...
I’m going to be honest: I’m not a huge fan of redirect tests. It's tough maintaining data integrity in those things. I’m specifically talking about client-side redirect tests, by the way. Server-side redirect tests are fine. Redirect tests are when you have a page (e.g. /my-original-page) and want some of...
Part of the Small Models series: This article explores one way to interact with the Convert MCP server. It’s an advanced use case for those who want to experiment with small, cost-efficient, and secure models and alternative tooling.
Part of the Small Models series: This article explores one way to interact with the Convert MCP server. It's an advanced use case for those who want to experiment with small, cost-efficient, and secure models and alternative tooling. In my previous article, I showed how to run Convert Experiences pretty...
Part of the Small Models series: This article explores one way to interact with the Convert MCP server. It's an advanced use case for those who want to experiment with small, cost-efficient, and secure models and alternative tooling. Let's do something cool with Model Context Protocol (MCP) today. If you...
