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If you reduce things so much that all detail is lost, you can't really reason about the original thing any more. The obvious counterpoint here is, you try turni
by stavros 2y ago
If you reduce things so much that all detail is lost, you can't really reason about the original thing any more. The obvious counterpoint here is, you try turning amazon.com into a plain TXT file and see how much sales increase.
- tedunangst 2y agoI would use a craigslist skinned amazon.
- falcor84 2y agoReally, what would you be looking to achieve? I suppose you could have custom CSS (e.g. via Stylebot) remove 90% of the elements and all but one of the pictures, but would that really make the amazon purchasing experience better?
- bombela 2y agoMaybe ilit would. Because maybe the pictures might load consistently for once. Instead of this fat mess, where opening the pictures randomly lags, scrolling the page to the reviews is random, and the back button works depending on the orbit of the planet. Even the search box itself lags when typing because somehow the text input is synced to the autocomplete search? /rant
- damagednoob 2y agoOne might suggest that you may not be the only target demographic of Amazon.