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I think the simpler answer is that data shows that it’s good for Amazon’s sales, so they have no incentive to fix it.
by rawrmaan 7y ago
I think the simpler answer is that data shows that it’s good for Amazon’s sales, so they have no incentive to fix it.
- SkyPuncher 7y agoThe "curse" of being data driven without the right data or the broader picture. Netflix seems to be suffering from the same thing. It's hard to capture long-term sentiment towards a product, so short term optimization end up dominating conversations.