gimel

The Gimel (minimalistic) dashboard is using the algorithms / code from Evan Miller and others to do the bayesian statistical analysis.

As it happens, you can do this with gimel with tiny modifications to the code.

For developers, I think Alephbet and Gimel are a great free and open source alternative to commercial tools.

Being from Gimel (a small town in Vaud), a lot of the stories in the article remind me of happy memories growing up.

Had a look at opszero and couldn't work out why I should submit Gimel there.

(The Greek letter Gamma and the Hebrew/Phoenician letter Gimel derive from a drawing of a camel's head.

If not, I highly recommend that said feature be added to Gimel Studio.

Does Gimel Studio support doing that also?

If Gimel is destined to become a useful tool, I hope it's able to do so without the pain so many other pieces of software that are aimed at artists and designers that the devs won't listen to go through.

I think I "reverse-engineered" from applying things via the web interface and then looking at the policy when I created Gimel[0] - an AWS Lambda A/B testing backend.

The Brahmi 𑀕 may be related to the <Gimel> 𐤂 character in the tablet.

I wrote Gimel[0] - an A/B testing backend using Labmda and Redis (it can also work with Google BigQuery w/Kinesis).

Gimel and GIE already exist, and I think there are other more obscure ones.