Today we're launching a groundbreaking new feature that could not have been possible without the work Thomas Edison, Alan Turing, Tim Berners-Lee, and Marc Andreessen. We call it: All-Time Leaderboard.
The concept is simple: every day product questions are asked and recommendations are given. We're now using advanced machine learning and numerical sorting techniques to surface questions with the most recommendations first. The result is profound in its simplicity.
What we have learned so far:
[202]Ā "What's one app you use a lot, that most people don't know about?" has the most product recommendationsĀ of all-time.
[176]Ā People. Love.Ā Chrome Extensions.
[127]Ā Some people would rather die ifĀ these apps didn't exist.
[96]Ā Menu bar apps are a direct gateway to our soles.
[95]Ā People actually pay for software on the internet.
The mysterious [numbers] above are outputs from the advanced numerical sorting techniques. ONLY the A.I. truly knows what they mean.
HIGHLIGHT
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