With the range of interests that I have I always wonder what people
think of the recommendations they are getting from me, but the
connection that I get sometimes have me wondering...
Of course, it's interesting to note when something gets popular too.
Such as a particular painting book that I bou
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I've received a gift certificate so I was looking in their
"Recommended for You" and they suggested as as I've purchased "The
Basics of Corset Building: A Handbook for Beginner
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aw c'mon!!1 doesn't everybody have a craving for a Terry Pratchet yarn whil
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On Thursday 23 October 2008 10:36:54 pm Bambi TBNL wrote:
> aw c'mon!!1 doesn't everybody have a craving for a Terry Pratchet yarn
> while making corsets or other underhardware?
A lot of Terry Pratchett fans are also avid costumers.
I should know. I am one.
So the association here is not a
aw c'mon!!1 doesn't everybody have a craving for a Terry Pratchet yarn while
making corsets or other underhardware?
Bambi (To be named ater) TBNL
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Amazon uses a technique called collaborative filtering. They accumulate
data on what people search for and buy, and then if someone else
searches on or buys a given item, they recommend what other people
"liked" from the database. For a new and "obscure" item, there is often
only data from a ha
I've received a gift certificate so I was looking in their
"Recommended for You" and they suggested as as I've purchased "The
Basics of Corset Building: A Handbook for Beginners" that they
suggested the DVD "The Hogfather".
Is it just me or is The Hogfather the last thing that comes to mind
when b
