I'm equally confused here. Who searches "Seth Godin The Knot" and if the first result isn't that exact book, goes and buys a book about knots or weddings or something? The book should be there in plain view at the top of organic best matches. Did they really test this "yield" claim?

I believe what happens for these users is they think amazon does not have it since it's not visible on their screen or near the top and click away, look for something else.

Probably not a lot of people. But a sizeable portion will instead go 'Huh, I guess it's not on Amazon. I'll wait until it is' and end up not buying the book.

Amazon won't care because it's peanuts for them. Sellers will care and will pay amazon more in ad revenue than it will cost in potential sales.

Walking navigation is immensely useful for me when I am going somewhere in an unfamiliar town or neighborhood.

What I observe as a parent; 95% of the teacher's job cannot be scaled with technology.

> Going to the gym is very boring for me.

Try group exercise studios, if you have one available. The classes are usually one hour. It makes planning very easy. Same time, every week. All you need to do is to show up.

Thank you for the suggestion

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I must be the minority that barely noticed any changes after upgrading to Tahoe.

Good luck getting Americans eat sufficient broccoli to source their protein without also adding a ton of cheese or fat/sugar based sauces.

My personal anecdotal experience is that once you make a conscious effort to avoid added sugars, your taste buds eventually recalibrate over the course of a few months and you end up perceiving stuff with added sugar as way too sweet.

Same with salt.

They have a standalone keyboard product that snaps with magsafe.

Also, the existing suite of Clicks Keyboard Cases for iPhone, which while making the phone longer than the slide out magsafe PowerKey, keep the depth nearly unchanged.

Personally got an iPhone solely because Clicks initially was only available for Apples product line and have to say after two years that while Android was never bug free either, iOS doesn't really keep me on polish alone. In other words, neither is less issue prone/has fewer bugs and glitches than the other.

That's a phone compass problem no? Perhaps the specific way you're holding the phone is confusing for the algorithm?

You're holding it wrong part 2?