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Investigating TeraHAC (via Google Research), a Novel Graph Clustering Algorithm for Massive Datasets, & Why SEOs Should Care (Maybe)
In this rendition of Hamsterdam Research, we look at TeraHAC, a novel graph clustering algorithm from Google Research for large datasets. Read more
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Revisiting the Cre8tive Flow Blog in 2005 to Learn about Jared Spool and the Timelessness of Usability (for SEO), A Hamsterdam History Lesson
Jared Spool was called the “bad boy” of usability. Looking back at a 2005 post from Cre8tive Flow Blog, we can see the timelessness of the topic. Read more
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Hamsterdam Part 56: Weekly SEO & AI News Recap (4/29 to 5/5, 2024)
A weekly recap of SEO and AI related news, tips, and other content shared on social media and beyond from 4/29 to 5/5, 2024. Read more
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Hamsterdam Part 55: Weekly SEO & AI News Recap (4/22 to 4/28, 2024)
A weekly recap of SEO and AI related news, tips, and other content shared on social media and beyond from 4/22 to 4/28, 2024. Read more
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PLEDGE (via Google DeepMind), Content Planning for Navigating Trade-Offs of Specificity & Attribution in KGD Systems, & Why SEOs Should Care (Maybe)
We look at Google DeepMind’s PLEDGE framework of content planning for attribution and specificity trade-offs in knowledge-grounded dialogue systems, and why SEOs should care (maybe) in this Hamsterdam History article. Read more
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“Hello, World”: Exploring the History of Microsoft’s Search Engines, from MSN to Bing Sources in Today’s AI Chats (Hamsterdam History)
This Hamsterdam History lesson examine the history of search engines from Microsoft, from MSN Search in 1998 to Copilot with Bing and other AI chats today. Read more