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  ChristianCowgirl (@Evelina8111) reported 5 minutes ago

  I literally chased the Amazon Prime van down the road, it pulled in my driveway, Sat there, backed up and drove away....LIKE, DUDE 🫪

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  Muhamed Hkimi (@PatternByte) reported 6 minutes ago

  News🚨 Microsoft and OpenAI have agreed to drop the software giant's exclusive right to sell OpenAI's AI models, opening the door for OpenAI to pursue deals with cloud rivals like Amazon and Google . Why Did This Happen? In a memo earlier this month, Denise Dresser, OpenAI's revenue chief, said the old partnership had "limited our ability to meet enterprises where they are." Critically, the new terms also solve a problem that was hanging over OpenAI's head since it signed its up-to-$50 billion deal with Amazon — that previous deal had put Microsoft in a legally awkward position.

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  Milk Road AI (@MilkRoadAI) reported 6 minutes ago

  AWS CEO Matt Garman just said something the doom and gloom crowd doesn't want to hear. "Are software developer jobs going away? I can tell you, we are hiring just as many software developers as we ever had inside of Amazon. And in fact, I see the demand for that really accelerating." Amazon is on track to hire over 11,000 new software engineering interns and full-time employees this year. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics is adding over 300,000 tech jobs and growing at two times the rate of every other field. The narrative that AI is killing developer jobs is simply not what the data shows. Here's what Garman actually said is happening. AI agents are freeing developers from the monotony of repetitive tasks, the boilerplate code, the Salesforce data entry, the stuff that burns time without building anything. What that frees up is everything that actually matters, solving customer problems, architecting systems, thinking about how the pieces fit together. Amazon software developers are already seeing 4.5x more efficiency when coding with AI tools. "Being an expert at authoring a Java snippet is going to be less valuable. But understanding how to author applications, solve customer problems, and think about how technology fits together is more valuable than it's ever been." That's not a job elimination story but rather a transformation story and the companies that understand the difference are going to pull dramatically ahead of the ones still debating whether to adopt AI at all. And the numbers back it up. AWS AI revenue just crossed a $15 billion annual run rate, about 10% of AWS's entire $142 billion revenue base and it's still early. AWS grew 24% year-over-year in Q4 2025 to $35.6 billion, contributing 57% of all of Amazon's operating income. Amazon is committing $200 billion in capex to AI infrastructure in 2026 alone. The jobs aren't going away but rather the low value parts of every job are.

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  🇨🇦🇺🇦 🇬🇱 🇪🇺 @halifaxidocious.bsky.social (@Halifaxidocious) reported 7 minutes ago

  @tedlieu Does this mean Amazon needs to take down their merch already?

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  Hukum_Singh (@Shak_Si_91) reported 17 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Okay, I hope you guys can see that it is not my bank account and I never added it. If it was there then its a technical issue not my issue cause I am 100 % sure I didn’t add that.

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  Prashant Sonavale (@prashantjs01) reported 19 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp You are just providing a fake link to connect Indhu, you also accepted that you don't have any answers to my question or resolutions to my issues

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  Markita Murdock (@markitalynn) reported 20 minutes ago

  I totally quit ordering glass items thru the mail. I ordered some small glass jars, and Amazon didn't pack them for ****. I received them and more than half were broken. I returned them, and now only order plastic items.

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  Kevin Kaminski (@kkaminsk) reported 25 minutes ago

  March 2026: Amazon took a 6-hour outage. Root cause per the Wharton AI Lab postmortem — an AI coding assistant made changes informed by outdated docs. No senior engineer in the loop. Published vendor uptime is not your uptime. Your review process is your uptime.

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  Michael (@Likes_To_Chat) reported 25 minutes ago

  I hate AI. It has no capacity to 'think'. An example, I bought an item on Amazon, two of the set were broken at the factory. But AI insists that they were broken in shipping and says it is Amazon shipping to talk to. AI won't let me talk to the seller.

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  Alok K Shukla (@alok_mba) reported 26 minutes ago

  @amazon @JeffBezos , A previously returned defective refrigerator (Serial: 513908830) has been re-delivered for the 3rd time—even against a fresh order. Shocking to see Amazon recirculating rejected & defective products to customers. Asked to wait 30 days to fix this??

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  Aide of Ainz (@DevlinTripleSix) reported 26 minutes ago

  @natsuko_vtuber ...Feeling a bit let down; The Amazon Job I tried applying to on Telegram is a scam thanks to being a security issue. Remember, if a Job doesn't have an official website or physical location, it's probably bogus.

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  Punekar (@MahindraXUV900) reported 30 minutes ago

  On following up again on 28 April, I was advised to courier the incorrect item back to the seller at my own expense to receive a refund. This is unacceptable. The error is entirely on Amazon/seller side, and I will not bear any additional cost to correct a fraudulent delivery.

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  Mani Netha (@ManiNetha007) reported 31 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @AmazonHelp Delivery was promised by 12 PM, then again by 10 PM, and both commitments were broken. I waited all day based on these assurances. Two false promises and unacceptable service. If this is not resolved properly, I will escalate the matter formally.

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  Nick's Lemonade Stand (@CashMoneyLemon) reported 35 minutes ago

  @QuietWealth_UK @SawyerMerritt You're missing the point entirely If Amazon had a 2T valuation back in 2001, your total return today would be 30% instead of a 50,000% return because of... V A L U A T I O N Amazon went from 3B in revenue to 715B in 25 years. It got down to about 1x sales. The only reason you get the 50,000% return is because the sales multiple quadrupled while sales went up 238x Maybe SpaceX gets the 238x in sales, I wouldn't bet against that. But you're not getting a quadrupling of the sales multiple on top of it when you're starting 133x higher than Amazon That is if you're looking for $AMZN like returns, which I am... Maybe that's not important to you 🤷

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  Isaac (@THFC_isaac_) reported 36 minutes ago

  Such a shame this superb game of football has a terrible commentator. Doesn’t do it justice on Amazon