Amazon Fresh Opens in London
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Amazon Fresh Opens in London
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Re: Amazon Fresh Opens in London
#2In the UK Amazon has a deal with supermarket chain Morris ons for groceries orders and deliveries through the Amazon website. My understanding is that a significant portion of the groceries sold at this new store are Morrisons'.
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#3I wonder why they could write "Fruit" as a complete word, but "Vegetables" was too long? It appears a few times in a few images. If it was shortened to be 'hip' you'd expect "Fru" and "Veg".
It's odd to see certain words being dumbed down in other countries, be it 'trimming' or using a version you'd use when communicating with children (as per usage presented in popular media, i.e. saying "eat your veggies" to a child).
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#4I wonder why they could write "Fruit" as a complete word, but "Vegetables" was too long? It appears a few times in a few images. If it was shortened to be 'hip' you'd expect "Fru" and "Veg". It's odd to see certain words being dumbed down in other countries, be it 'trimming' or using a version you'd use when communicating with children (as per usage presented in popular media, i.e. saying "eat your veggies" to a chil…
Fruit & Veg is a common expression in the UK.
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#5I wonder why they could write "Fruit" as a complete word, but "Vegetables" was too long? It appears a few times in a few images. If it was shortened to be 'hip' you'd expect "Fru" and "Veg". It's odd to see certain words being dumbed down in other countries, be it 'trimming' or using a version you'd use when communicating with children (as per usage presented in popular media, i.e. saying "eat your veggies" to a chil…
Local thing. Fruit and Veg is a common colloquialism around the UK.
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#6I wonder why they could write "Fruit" as a complete word, but "Vegetables" was too long? It appears a few times in a few images. If it was shortened to be 'hip' you'd expect "Fru" and "Veg". It's odd to see certain words being dumbed down in other countries, be it 'trimming' or using a version you'd use when communicating with children (as per usage presented in popular media, i.e. saying "eat your veggies" to a chil…
“Fruit and veg” is absolutely standard British English idiom.
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#7I wonder why they could write "Fruit" as a complete word, but "Vegetables" was too long? It appears a few times in a few images. If it was shortened to be 'hip' you'd expect "Fru" and "Veg". It's odd to see certain words being dumbed down in other countries, be it 'trimming' or using a version you'd use when communicating with children (as per usage presented in popular media, i.e. saying "eat your veggies" to a chil…
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#8But how does it work?
The article only mentions that you scan your phone at the entrance. The tags don't seem to be RFID or anything special neither.
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#9But how does it work? The article only mentions that you scan your phone at the entrance. The tags don't seem to be RFID or anything special neither.
a bit of googling found a better article thats shows the cameras and sensors on the ceiling do the work.
https://www.google.fr/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/amp/technology-...
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#10But how does it work? The article only mentions that you scan your phone at the entrance. The tags don't seem to be RFID or anything special neither.
Is that a critique of the article or are you unable to find that out online?