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Material built on published sources and my own measurements. Every claim carries a link you can open.
A practical guide built from the official ZZZS data, with the legal thresholds, where to check, and a free alert that watches the list for you.
How to find a doctor accepting new patients in Slovenia
In Slovenia your public health insurance only works once a specific doctor has formally registered you as their patient. ZZZS, the national health insurance institute, publishes the full list of family doctors, paediatricians, gynaecologists and dentists every day from Monday to Saturday, showing who is still accepting. You can read that list yourself, and you can also subscribe to a free alert that messages you when a doctor near you starts accepting again.
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A buyer's checklist, and where it came from
Six questions to ask before paying for a one-week MVP
«We build your MVP in a week» is a claim, not a scope. The gap between a clickable mockup and a product with real users is enormous, and both get sold under the same sentence. Here are six questions that close that gap before money moves, what a real answer to each one contains, and what the evasive version sounds like.
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Full protocol, ten anonymous sessions, 1 August 2026
We asked ChatGPT ten buying questions about our own market
Most companies check what an assistant says when a buyer asks for what they sell, and then never mention the result, especially when it is uncomfortable. We ran the check on our own category, wrote down every answer, and are publishing the whole protocol, including the nine questions where our own site was not named once.
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Raw server logs, 18 July to 1 August 2026
What AI crawlers actually do on a site
Almost everything written about AI visibility argues from the specification: what llms.txt is meant to do, which crawler is supposed to read what. Almost nobody publishes their own server logs. Here are ours, unedited: 1,425 AI crawler requests over 15 days on a small multilingual site. Zero of them asked for llms.txt.
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Built from published price lists of European providers, July 2026
What AI costs in Europe in 2026
There is no single European price for AI work. DACH (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) and CEE (Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia) differ by two to three times on the same service, and any average taken between them describes neither market. Below are both ranges side by side, built from published price lists rather than from agency blog estimates.
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