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by bmm6o
3776 days ago
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There's the old quip that if your discipline has "science" in the name, it probably isn't really a science. More seriously, scientists follow the scientific method, formulating hypotheses and designing experiments to test them. And that's a broad enough definition that it includes A/B testing, so it must apply to some of what they do. But science typically goes another step, generalizing observations and hypotheses into theories; I would be surprised if there was a lot of that going on at Instacart. Which isn't a slight against them or the field in the least, it's just a debate about definitions. |
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