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A model's opinion is not a price: the day a £14.99 charger repriced a speaker
Community description: One second-hand item, one day, real numbers. How a pricing pipeline asked £79 for a £27 case, why the fix let a relevance model set a price by itself, and the two boring rules that stopped it.
Dev.to | Sep 12, 2026 | Christian Anderson
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Completed sales of the same product first, because a sale is the only reading where money changed hands. The anchor read £14. 99 as the price of a new speaker. A model's vote must never become a price with authority.
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