Richard Landry

They called me Landroid, long ago. Analytics. Digi Dashboards. Apis. GA, GTM, R, Bi development. Games. Husband. Dad. Digi Manager @ Unison, views = beep

[Rowan Cheung @rowancheung]

It’s only been 2 days since OpenAI revealed GPT-4o.

Users are uncovering incredible capabilities that completely change how we use and interact with AI.

The 12 most impressive use cases so far:

[Trades Union Congress @The_TUC]

BREAKING 🚨 | Bosses will no longer able to punish striking workers, thanks to UNISON's Supreme Court win.

This is another crushing defeat for the government in court over its oppressive strike laws.

Monumental victory for UNISON - and the whole union movement!

[Himanshu Sharma @analyticsnerd]

Reminder >> Avoid analyzing the #GA4 data until the full three days have elapsed. That means no data analysis for today and the last two days. And real-time reporting and analysis are simply out of the question.

In GA4, events are processed even if they arrive up to 72 hours late. Such events are called ‘late events’ as they are not sent immediately.

That means it may take up to 3 full days for data to be fully processed and available in your GA4 reports.

You may see incomplete/inaccurate data and draw wrong conclusions if you analyze the data before it has been fully processed.
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For example:

1) You may see a value of (not set) for a custom dimension during the first 24 hours after its creation.

2) Sometimes, you may need to wait for up to 48 hours for (not set) to disappear from your GA4 reports.

3) Server-side tracking can sometimes delay data processing, especially if your server is experiencing high traffic or latency. In such cases, data might not be available in GA4 reports immediately, and you could see (not set) values temporarily.
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4) Data sent via the Measurement Protocol can be submitted with a delay, especially if it includes backfilling historical events.

5) If you use the GA4 data import feature to enrich your data, it can take time for the imported data to be processed and integrated with your standard event data.

6) Building and populating audiences, especially with more complex criteria, might not be instantaneous. It can take time for all users to be evaluated against the criteria of new or modified audiences.
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7) If your GA4 property receives late events, it will take time for all events to align correctly with their respective sessions.

8) Some reports or metrics might update faster than others, leading to temporary inconsistencies between different views or summaries of your data.

9) GA4 aggregates data at different levels (e.g., user, session, event, item), and some of these aggregation processes can introduce delays, especially with large data volumes.
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10) Sometimes, data might need corrections or adjustments due to filters, data imports, or other configurations. These adjustments can introduce additional processing time.

11) If you are integrating GA4 with Google Ads or other advertising platforms, there is often a delay in importing data, which can introduce temporary inconsistencies between different reports.

[Richard Landry @TheLandroid]

@dalvazz @analyticsnerd Is it possible to agree with a statement more than I agree with this one? Why, Google, WHY?!

[Richard Landry @TheLandroid]

@inflammateomnia 1984. Everyone should be forced to read it.

[Richard Landry @TheLandroid]

'The biggest risk to trade unions with AI is inaction'
Watching master brain @nicknet drop jaws with live negotiation support driven by ChatGPT4. Amazing.
https://t.co/GN7dCXGdaV

[Richard Landry @TheLandroid]

@LucieHyndley @nicknet @wrklsshrd @alisonrlo @lisa1971 @JackHorwood @Ryan_Slaughter @jamescbull84 dangling the digital carrot is the way to get things done round these parts ;)

[Richard Landry @TheLandroid]

@nicknet @wrklsshrd @alisonrlo @LucieHyndley @lisa1971 @JackHorwood @Ryan_Slaughter @jamescbull84 Got extremely excited about GPT emerging earlier this year. Perfectly aligned with the key challenge of disseminating complex info (or almost). We're putting your bot through its' paces right now 🤖
I have some concerns ofc, and not just because I watched T2 last week.

[Richard Landry @TheLandroid]

@nicknet @unisontheunion 👀

[Richard Landry @TheLandroid]

@SkyNews Oh well at least we're working to save farming practices in the UK and Europe. Good to see farmers agreeing with the sensible policies being forced on them.

[Richard Landry @TheLandroid]

That escalated quickly #gpt4

[Jackson Greathouse Fall @JazzFall]

I gave GPT-4 a budget of $100 and told it to make as much money as possible.

I'm acting as its human liaison, buying anything it says to.

Do you think it'll be able to make smart investments and build an online business?

Follow along 👀

[Christina McAnea @cmcanea]

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨

Our NHS strike planned for Weds 8 March has now been suspended.

UNISON will enter pay talks with the government.

[UNISON - UK's largest union @unisontheunion]

NHS workers are on strike again today fighting for fair pay and a safer service

Support our healthcare workers, ask the government to come clean and #PutNHSPayRight

Send a tweet now 👉 https://t.co/9s2roZxAae

More ways to #SupportNHSWorkers https://t.co/bf9DqtEoul

[LAS UNISON @LASUNISON]

We're going to fight this government's anti-strike laws every step of the way. #RightToStrike

[Richard Landry @TheLandroid]

We're not going away.

[Sky News @SkyNews]

Support for trade unions is rising even though strike action is bringing public services to a standstill, Sky News polling shows.

Read the exclusive report from @GurpreetNarwan 👇 https://t.co/nKRZIDYW5H

[Richard Landry @TheLandroid]

Yeahhh you probably shouldn't let your government BAN the right to protest and the right to strike. Otherwise when they take everything else away, you can't even complain about it.

[Trades Union Congress @The_TUC]

🇫🇷 Retire at 62
🇬🇧 Retire at 66 (soon to be 68)

[Trades Union Congress @The_TUC]

NEW 🚨 | The Strikes Bill is in parliament today for its 3rd reading.

If passed, it will give ministers sweeping new powers to restrict the right to strike.

We urge MPs from all parties to vote against this nasty Bill.

[Richard Landry @TheLandroid]

@JackHorwood Hey Jack, predictably, I fed your question back into ChatGPT, because that's what I do now:

"Hey Jack, you might like to try @GPT3_ai for creating images via simple text input! #AI #imagecreation"

GIve it a try! Otherwise, it's illustrator/PS/Gimp??

[Richard Landry @TheLandroid]

What are you using ChatGPT for?
Me:
Building pay calculators
Writing emails/tweets/sms
Conducting research (above wikipedia grade)
Writing Trade union related valentines puns (yes really)
Doing impromptu quizzes on Steam Engines for my dad
Drawing Ascii art of cats for my 6yo