Two lists, both called normal, one order of magnitude apart
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Two contact lists can both be described as normal and bounce a factor of ten apart. The reason is that the published benchmark numbers do not all measure the same event: one is taken at the send, the other at the purchase. Check which one is being quoted before you use it as a target. The numbers,…
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- 2026-09-18 14:03 · DEV Community — AI
Two lists, both called normal, one order of magnitude apart
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