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   by matsiyatzy 15y ago

   I believe the model they're using is called Pareto/NBD and is fleshed out a bit more here: http://marketing.wharton.upenn.edu/documents/research/Fader_...
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   The reason Facebook gets away with producing buggy code(quora.com)

   2 points by matsiyatzy 15y ago|0 comments
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   by matsiyatzy 15y ago

   I would expect a significant part of costs to be rent, as stores typically are in relatively expensive locations. And there's also considerable loss due to unsellable excess inventory, which is what the "fast fashion" business model tries t
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   by matsiyatzy 15y ago

   I wasn't aware of that. That probably means the ideas behind this is a bit different, yes.
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   by matsiyatzy 15y ago

   This is referred to as the "fast fashion" business model. H&M and Zara in Europe has been doing it for quite a while already. Wikipedia article here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_fashion It's not so surprising that they go for th
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   by matsiyatzy 15y ago

   While it's true that Sony has messed up their opportunities with DRM and the like, I highly doubt that Sony realistically could do what Apple did, simply because competing record labels would never in their right mind license their music in