The new shopping frontier

Reading a blog post from Howard Lindzon this morning, looks like short video is the future of shopping. “Seventy percent of Amazon shoppers never click past the first page of search results. That’s because the platform’s homogenized product listings—title, price, photo, and star rating—are built for search, not discovery. As a result, sales are more…

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Rush hour tube

I rarely get the tube, I would rather walk, and everywhere is pretty walkable in central London for the average person. Yesterday I had to get the tube during rush hour, it’s pretty hideous. An obvious change which would ease the crowding inside the carriages & increase capacity a fair amout, would be to make…

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Love trains

An extra 2 hours on the journey this morning due to signal and weather issues. Return journey waiting random amounts of time at each station for unknown reasons.

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Chaos on top of the world

“The bodies were among as many as 200 corpses abandoned on Everest, most left behind because of the high cost—up to $100,000—and dangers of recovering them. They’re grim reminders of the mountain’s perils, and they’re likely to become more noticeable: As climate change thaws the mountain, the melting snow and ice are exposing additional corpses…

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