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What broke, what the data showed and what follows from it. Most of these ran on LinkedIn first, in Czech.
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Writing code is passé. But it was never about that.
AI writes the code for me now. Whether it should be written at all is still on me.
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An AI search engine won’t recommend you for who you are. It recommends the page that answers the question.
I asked ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, Gemini and Claude twenty ordinary questions. ChatGPT cited us in 15 of 20, Perplexity in 16, Google in 13.
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Our profanity filter thought Pospíchalova was a swear word.
8 blocks, and 0 of those texts were profane. The fix was small, and the new filter reports zero false alarms.
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For six months our map thought Bad Schandau was Žandov. True, just a different Žandov.
A venue came in from Germany and landed in our Czech stats. The fix was one line.
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Maybe it is only cool to me, but the state has photographed the whole country at 12.5 centimetres per pixel.
Free, no API key, CC BY 4.0. It was made so rapeseed subsidies couldn’t be faked.
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Three months ago I knew nothing about SEO. Today Google indexes 1,240 of our pages, and almost half of them were not written by a person.
The generated hub pages get indexed better than the hand-filled venue details. It only took reading our own data and four boring things.
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Two months ago I stood on a stage in Prague in front of people from 100+ countries and talked about sport at a time when we are all glued to screens.
Our problem is not a Czech problem. The phone is not the enemy. Nothing replaces the offline experience.