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    Improving the consistency of your projects with virtual environments in Anaconda

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    Nico van Engelenhoven

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    June 1, 2017

    Virtual environments in python are very useful for managing different projects and especially when multiple people have to work on them. It is also useful for using packages which are not entirely supported on every version of python. Personally I needed a virtual environment when using Tensorflow. Tensorflow was not…

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    Moving API requests in React to Redux-Saga’s

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    Patrick van Marsbergen

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    May 29, 2017

    In the last year we, at Greenhouse Group, have developed several React-based applications. One of the latest projects I’m working on is an internal tool to monitor marketing expenses for the marketeers within our company. It was my responsibility to set up this new tool based upon the experiences we’ve…

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    The Facebook Pixel: from true love to Trojan horse?

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    Thomas van der Biezen

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    May 9, 2017

    Last week Facebook informed their advertisers about an enhancement to the Facebook pixel. According to the Social Media giant they will start to ‘send additional event data, including button clicks and related page metadata’ in order to ‘improve ads delivery and reporting’. It is obvious that this is yet another…

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    Measuring use of chatbots with Google Analytics

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    Robin Janssen

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    April 21, 2017

    Recently, there’s been a lot of fuss about chatbots. They’re ‘the new thing’ and anyone cool does something with AI in a project. Platforms like API.ai (Google) and Wit.ai (Facebook) are helping the hype along quite a bit. Within a few clicks, anyone can have a chatbot at their disposal.…

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    How to analyse chatbot data

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    Erik Driessen

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    April 10, 2017

    As 2017 might very well be the year for chatbots to go mainstream, now is a good time to discuss a way to analyse them. It turns out it’s easy to apply web-based customer journey analysis to a conversational interface. Let’s begin. Limitations of standardised reporting Currently, chatbot insights that…

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    Tunnelvision: you might be missing some interesting segments

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    David Halford

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    April 7, 2017

    During World War II, researchers from the Center For Naval Analysis were conducting a study on fighter planes that had returned from their mission. Researchers found that the most damage was done to the wings, and recommended extra armor be added to them. It wasn’t until mathematician Abraham Wald pointed…

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    Debugging Google Analytics measurements

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    Erik Driessen

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    March 7, 2017

    Google Analytics is a powerful tool, but sometimes it’s hard to tell in what format an event is measured, or if a page view uses the actual URL for input or a virtual page path value. It’s especially hard when you weren’t involved in the measurement setup. This is why…

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    Are we willing to embrace chatbots?

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    Bram Voets

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    February 23, 2017

    One of those technologies explored revolves around chatbots. A chatbot is an artificial intelligence system that is able to manage a natural conversation with a user, and that has a sound knowledge base to interact with that user. More than a fad, Silicon Valley giants are investing heavily in AI…

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    The importance of soft landing in a consumer friendly experience

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    Arnoud van der Velden

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    February 22, 2017

    In this article I will explain why and how to use data and scenario mapping to supply a consumer friendly message. It’s impressive to see how much data, technology and innovation is used to make online marketing ads work the way they do. Our goal is to show the right…

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    How to annoy people with your loyalty program

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    Kyra Keuken

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    February 17, 2017

    You’re walking into your favorite coffee shop. The eyes of the girl behind the counter light up as she sees you, and her face opens up in a big smile. She waves and says ‘the usual?’ You smile back, nod and take a seat near the counter and look through…

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