That said, the Core Web Vitals metrics that Google uses as a ranking factor are a great starting point, as they cover different aspects of visitor experience: Largest Contentful Paint (LCP): Measures the initial page load time. Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS): Measures if content is stable after rendering. Interaction to Next Paint (INP): Measures how quickly the page responds to user input.
Last September, Kim was wrapping up a season in which he had hit .233/.330/.370, good for a league average wRC+ of 101. He combined that with strong defense at shortstop and 22 steals on the base paths, and it was actually the weakest of his last three seasons in the majors. Since the start of 2022, Kim had hit .250/.336/.385 with 72 steals, a 17.9% strikeout rate, and a walk rate of 11.0% with 13.0 bWAR and 10.5 fWAR accumulated.
I've been thinking about how web apps nowadays seem to pack many features-from dark mode to animations, rich client-side interactions, offline support and more. All of this is great, but I keep wondering: at what point do these extras hurt performance or the user experience? A few things I'm curious about: Do developers here ever delay implementing a "nice extra" because it slows down load time? What metrics or tools do you use to measure whether a feature is "too expensive" in terms of performance (mobile especially)? Are there features you've removed / scaled back after noticing performance issues? How do you decide which features are "must-have" and which are "nice-to-have" when building something new?
I set aside extra money for my kids, mortgage, bills, and car payments. My original goal was to reach $12,000 in savings. That way, when I started my coaching business, I could jump right into it without affecting my family financially. I ultimately reached about $10,200 before my exit. I'm glad I did that because it gave me some peace, and I wasn't thrown into a scarcity mindset when I left.
Commissioner Frank Bisignano pointed out that with a new administration in office and noticeable improvement in performance metrics due to strong leadership and technology, concerns about a customer service crisis at the SSA are unfounded.
The primary objective is to connect creative deliverables with real-time performance metrics. While traditional KPIs like impressions, clicks, and conversions remain essential, they don't capture the whole picture.
Digital advertisers have transitioned from generic tools within DSPs toward customized strategies, emphasizing measurable outcomes and the importance of tailored approaches to each brand's unique needs.
Marketing is all about experimentation, and you can't expect everything to be a major win. But you could be investing too much time, money and resources into marketing strategies that don't align with your goals.
The strong log-linear trend between concept frequency and zero-shot performance consistently holds across different prompting strategies, indicating that more frequently encountered concepts in pretraining data yield better performance.
The opening games produced statistical outliers compared to how these teams usually play, making it crucial to examine metrics to assess each team’s performance.
I'm very hopeful that San Jose will be the city as the capital of Silicon Valley that leads the way in demonstrating what public sector focus, transparency, clear goal-setting, (and) performance management accountability looks like.
Fern emphasizes that while capabilities like dancing may capture attention, they fail to illustrate the practical utility of humanoid robots in real-world applications, highlighting the need for more useful benchmarks.