Bandwidth is the maximum rate at which data can be transmitted over a network connection, typically measured in bits per second (bps). It's like the width of a pipe - the bigger the pipe, the more water (or in this case, data) can flow through it at once.

How to use it in a sentence

• I can't believe the marketing team is complaining about slow load times on the site - maybe if they stopped uploading 4K videos and using up all the bandwidth, it wouldn't be an issue.

• Did you hear about the new 6G network? Apparently it's going to have enough bandwidth to download the entire Netflix library in 0.3 milliseconds - finally, a use case for all those 8K TVs no one actually needs.

If you actually want to learn more...

• Stop Abusing the Mann-Whitney U Test (MWU) - Analytics-Toolkit.com provides a variety of resources and tools for A/B testing, including warnings about misusing statistical tests like the Mann-Whitney U test.

• Experiment Interpretation and Extrapolation - This blog post explores the complexities and challenges of tuning recommendation algorithms, advocating for simple, transparent optimization methods.

• Spam Resources - Paul Graham's page offers an extensive list of resources for spam detection and prevention, including legal information, technical guides, and various anti-spam tools (in case you need to free up some bandwidth by getting rid of those pesky spam emails).

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