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If anyone from Netflix is lurking, I have a wild suggestion: If I’ve recently watched a movie or series, don’t relentlessly show it in the “recommended-content
by transcriptase 4y ago
If anyone from Netflix is lurking, I have a wild suggestion:
If I’ve recently watched a movie or series, don’t relentlessly show it in the “recommended-content-looping-screensaver”. I know it exists, because I’ve watched it. And you know that too.
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- lp0_on_fire 4y agoI'd like a quick and easy way to get back to "my list" and "continue watching" without having to page through the feed. Neither ever seem to be in a consistent place. (I have the same gripe with Amazon Prime).
- everybodyknows 4y agoAmazon Prime does this as well. Wonder if the database server expense figures into the decision?
- bombcar 4y agoI call it the “kids filter” as if your kid just watched Frozen they likely want to watch it again.
- transcriptase 4y agoPart of me wonders if it isn’t ML gone wrong based on that very occurrence. Kids watching something dozens of times making that a valid recommendation in the models view. Sadly I don’t want to watch a late 90s action movie more than once, especially not 3 days after I’ve seen it for the first time.
- wil421 4y agoBingo. I use it all the time for my kids in Disney+.
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