This went on for over a year because every three months they would send me one single normal item that did not drape or have the word "relaxed" in the description.
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For the entire time I used Stitch Fix, I kept begging the stylists to please stop trying to dress me like a soccer mom. Every single one of them was baffled by what I meant by that, so, uh, watching this very skeptically.https://twitter.com/WIRED/status/1181437300414275584 …
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lol I just found the email exchanges that boiled down to "please stop sending me cold shoulder tops" and them saying "we hope you enjoy the three cold shoulder tops we just sent you!" and my head exploding.
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Where I finally left things, lol these many years ago. Not sure what I had against pants, but the rest still stands.pic.twitter.com/fx8WP8w2xf
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I often felt like they intentionally sent exactly what I asked them not to send
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I kept asking for fabrics that were machine washable and items that were American made if possible and getting neither of those things
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They once sent me the same item 3 times.
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I have always been skeptical of stitchfix because my taste is so ultra specific and this thread makes me feel great about not subscribing, thank u
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Also the Wikipedia page for eigendecomposition makes no mention of quantum anything as it is a pretty standard linear algebra affair. Must be a slow news day for Wired.
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Uhhhhh eigenvector decomp is also used in statistics. Which makes it sound far less cool and far more believable.
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