Tim Kadlec • 12/8/2022

Variability Isn't the Problem

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The article discusses a case study where fluctuating Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) metrics exposed a race condition in a website's loading process. It argues that variability in performance data is often a symptom of underlying technical problems, not a measurement error, and that tools should help diagnose this variability rather than simply smoothing it over.

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