@swyx: fellow youtubers: at this point we currently own probably the highest volume A/B testing operation in tech youtube (pub…
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Swyx claims the Latent Space YouTube channel now operates the highest-volume A/B testing operation in tech YouTube, publishing 2-10 technical videos daily while seeking ideas on next-level tooling and strategy.
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fellow youtubers:
at this point we currently own probably the highest volume A/B testing operation in tech youtube (publishing avg ~2-10 videos* a day this year of real technical content)
is there any theory/tooling that you have that we should be testing? mostly i have fable/astra managing our channel but probably could use advice or ideas on what “next level” looks like
some findings below:
*yes seriously, every day, its a lot, we will probably cap it here for a few years in order to do justice to the speakers we already have, quantity is a nongoal for us despite appearances
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