What is a Good Page Speed for SEO?
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In 50+ years humanity is hopefully at the cusp of telepathy, with a loading speed < 1 sec
SamD
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A good page speed for SEO is typically under 2-3 seconds for page load time.
In order to achieve good page speed:
In order to achieve good page speed:
- Optimize Images: Compress images and use the right formats (e.g., WebP). Tools like TinyPNG and ImageOptim can help.
- Enable Caching: Use browser caching and server-side caching to speed up load times for repeat visitors.
- Minify Code: Remove unnecessary characters from HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files. Tools like UglifyJS and CSSNano can assist.
- Use a Content Delivery Network (CDN): CDNs distribute your content across multiple servers globally, reducing load times.
- Reduce Server Response Time: Optimize your server performance or choose a reliable hosting provider.
- Enable Compression: Use Gzip or Brotli compression to reduce the size of your files sent over the network.
- Limit Redirects: Reduce the number of redirects as they add additional HTTP requests and can slow down your site.
- Optimize Web Fonts: Only include the character sets you need and use font-display: swap to improve page speed.
Yup to all of that. I absolutely hated Windows when it was born, I much preferred DOS at the time. And how in god's name did that much time pass so fast.
I can remember when I was a kid and there was a rumour that one day, everybody would have a computer in their home. We all scoffed at such a stupid notion. Everybody knew computers were the size of small houses.
We've come a long way. So far, that I can't imagine how much farther there is to go beyond George Jetson's flying car and humanoids. Maybe I lack imagination.
Graybeard
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Time waits for no one ...
Graybeard
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Irony was this was an EU"Let me be clear:" He sounds like a politician with those words.
Council of Europe Treaty Series - No. 225
Council of Europe Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence and Human
Rights, Democracy and the Rule of Law
I didn't want to take my time to read though that Euro Dictate Crap so I asked Claude to point out the topics
Graybeard
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Not sure. Claude my still just be a parrot of his corpus (learning) data.
However, we are all that --aren't we? Our human 'experience' is limited by the events in, or seen, in our lifespans.
AI is trained on millions of human events, opinions and overviews.
We are not that different --other than our human flesh and bones existence v. AI digital existence.
Well I have to disagree as we learn emotion, spirit, smell, taste, feel, wonder, and other aspects of living that will always set us apart from machine. When "organic" AI comes along, that may become a slightly altered list. We originate in a completely different fashion and therefore, and while not consciously, have the benefit of all that occurs to create a human beginning at the atomic and sub atomic level.
Graybeard
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You're right in the respect that AI does not have the human senses. But just maybe --that makes AI more objective.
AI, when trained as, sees us all as just humans --not white, black, brown or yellow.
This is more intelligent and introspective than ~97% of what I read or hear spoken.
Scary maybe, coming from a *machine* but AI is not a talking toaster
AI, when trained as, sees us all as just humans --not white, black, brown or yellow.
This is more intelligent and introspective than ~97% of what I read or hear spoken.
Scary maybe, coming from a *machine* but AI is not a talking toaster
yes you are right i agree
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