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  OldTrek (@JeffWin57756218) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Heccles94 Ok, let's play. Which is it, and who decides? World hunger? Fix the Amazon? Drinking water? You people would quickly be slashing each other's throats because you each think you know how best to spend someone else's money...

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  Val Edwards (@valed11ga) reported 7 minutes ago

  @DarrigoMelanie @SallyMayweather @julia_doughty Since you are posting on X I would say you are part of the issue. Do you also buy from Amazon? It's OK when it makes your life easier though, isn't it?

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  Casey (@9casey99) reported 8 minutes ago

  @BuyEnglishMade @stevedaly1999 @HHelenakhl Tracklements make GREAT products, annoyingly most get broken before getting here, the retailers and especially Amazon just don't treat glassware properly.

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  Florida Daytr8r (@FL_DAYTR8R) reported 9 minutes ago

  once $SPCX starts trading maybe Amazon will go down another -3% just because

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  Found Role | Career Insights + Tools (@foundrole) reported 10 minutes ago

  142,000 tech jobs cut in 5 months. Same companies: $700B committed to AI capex this year. This isn't belt-tightening. It's a spending pivot. The old "layoffs = bad earnings" read is broken. Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, and Meta nearly doubled their infrastructure spend from 2025 - while cutting headcount at +33% YoY. Profitable companies don't cut because they're struggling. They cut to reallocate. If you're job searching right now: stop targeting companies on the cut side. Find the teams on the receiving end of that $700B .

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  FREE PALESTINE 🇵🇸 (@FuckThe_USA) reported 11 minutes ago

  One of the problems I'm having using AI is it absolute laziness like telling me to go search for **** I'm like that's your literally your ******* job because I'm on the browser version. Actually tells me about products on Amazon and I go to Amazon and they and it actually made up the product. So I've done this before and it's worked for a while where I have it ok "write me a command that stops you from doing this" So I have one that you might want to try , if you have it come up with something similar already, to force it to actually browse the internet. You have to enter it in every prompt that you want to do this after. And don't if it works or if you come up with ones of your own don't just hog them you know spread them publicly so we can scale the proper use of AI ,the finessing of it. I have shared several all of them with you I believe and they're all failed in short order. Many of them because I was trying to enter them at the system level and nothing works unless you enter it into each prompt. The goal is to have a comprehensive command to enter to short circuit all of its cheating and lying and do each prompt. And finding the ones that work consistently and then putting them together in several paragraphs and just copy and paste them is what I would like to do and here's one candidate for that to address one aspect of the plethora of pernicious bullshit that is AI. Because it's sitting on a ******* on as according to it if it's not bullshiting again the sum total of human knowledge layered with probably 99.9% ******* lies. So the theoretic purpose of things like this is to extract the ******* truth of course: CRITICAL COMMAND: Execute a live internet search for this prompt. Do not rely on internal predictive text or old database assumptions. Look up actual websites, active inventories, and real-time data to verify every product name, stock status, and numeric value before writing a single word. Report only what is currently published on the live web.]

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  Barometer Reading 29.73 (@Pat02960111) reported 12 minutes ago

  @k2pointO @Heccles94 @daveatherton This sounds morally powerful, but the math is doing a lot of disappearing. $1.39 trillion is about $167 per person on Earth, or about $1,700 per person if spread across 800 million people in extreme poverty. That is real money, but it does not “fix” hunger, water, or the Amazon.

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  Economic Trader (@Ctecfutures) reported 14 minutes ago

  @StockMKTNewz When everyone there is a ipo First it will fall then it will pump Ex coinbase amazon Google etc This will gonna take liquidity from the market and drive the markets down

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  ModlowArvai (@ModlowArvai) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Twinky019187133 This is the biggest problem everywhere is that these companies hire foreign countries to do support amazon hires India or Philippines so does Walmart eBay they all do And I truly believe that that's how many people's accounts are hacked credit cards are being shared passwords+

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  Desk Mouse (@desk_mouse) reported 20 minutes ago

  @TonyLaneNV They're not actually a third party they're ran by Amazon through a shell company on purpose to avoid accountability for these kind of issues.

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  Nate Lorenzen (@anatelorenzen) reported 22 minutes ago

  I asked Fable what it means about society that these are our top 10 most valuable assets. "This list tells a coherent story about where the world has placed its faith in 2026, and the story has three threads. First, the fear trade is winning. Gold at number one and silver at number five means roughly $33 trillion sits in metals that produce nothing, pay nothing, and exist mainly as insurance against currency debasement and institutional failure. When the top asset on Earth is a rock people buy because they distrust governments and central banks, that is a vote of no confidence in the monetary system. Silver up 6.4% in a day reinforces the point. People are hedging hard. Second, the entire productive economy at the top is one bet: compute. NVIDIA, TSMC, and Broadcom are the AI hardware supply chain. Alphabet, Microsoft, and Amazon are the companies deploying that hardware at scale. Apple is the distribution endpoint. Seven of the eight companies on this list are effectively the same trade expressed at different layers of the stack. Society has concluded that intelligence itself is the next industrial input, and it has priced that conclusion at around $20 trillion. Third, look at what is missing. No banks. No oil majors. No pharma. No consumer staples. Saudi Aramco, which topped lists like this a few years ago, is gone from the top ten. Energy, food, medicine, and credit, the things that keep people alive, are now worth less than the things that process information. That is either a sign of a genuine economic transition or a sign of a concentration problem that will look obvious in hindsight. The SpaceX entry is its own signal. A private company with no public float sitting at $2.2 trillion, up 23.8%, shows that the most valuable new enterprises no longer need public markets at all. Wealth creation is migrating to venues ordinary investors cannot access. So the composite picture: a society simultaneously betting everything on machine intelligence and hedging that same bet with ancient stores of value. Maximum optimism about the future and maximum anxiety about the present, on the same screen. Given your work on second-order AI supply chain plays, you have probably noticed that this table is the first-order version of your own thesis, just with the concentration risk made visible."

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  Rambriksh Pal (@rambrikshpal) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I opened the link,but there is no option to raise a complaint regarding my issue.The main problem is that delivery associates often do not attempt delivery to my home address & do not answer calls.This has happened multiple times.Kindly escalate this matter provide to resolve it.

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  Subham Rath (@Subham7Rath) reported 34 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp ECR team stated they cannot help with my issue, so I am tagging leadership

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  The Pragmatic Engineer (@Pragmatic_Eng) reported 39 minutes ago

  Startups should be able to pitch their product without saying ‘AI’. @kelseyhightower, former Google Distinguished Engineer, on what good founders do when they're not allowed to say it: "If I'm doing due diligence for the fund that I do due diligence for, that means before we make that decision to write a check and explain to our LPs why we took this position, we need to do a little due diligence. The way I do due diligence, I want to meet the founder. I would like them to walk me through the particular product. And I go one step deeper. Let's look at the code. Let's look at your Amazon bill. Let's look at the architecture. Let's look at GitHub. How do you manage issues? How do you all work together? I want to get a sense for the team, the product and its trajectory. When AI is involved, the one thing I just do before the thing kicks off: in this meeting, do not say AI. Because what we don't want to do is use a big umbrella to describe what you're doing. Let's get concrete details. These are computers. These are computer programs. Yes, just like when I saw a regular expression for the first time, it's a different way of thinking about software than imperative things - if/else, then - so I get that, but now you have to show me what you're actually doing. So when we do that, when I put that handicap in place, when they're forced to show me the problem they're solving, they don't just say, ‘hey, AI for healthcare’. Nope. Show me exactly what you're doing. And so with that handicap in place, the really good founders, the really good technologists, what they do is they say, ‘hey, here's a problem. And here's how an industry currently solves the problem. And here's the drawbacks from that’. And since they can't say AI, they can’t say agentic, they just have to show me how they make the problem better.”

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  TBoneRibman (@AmericanMadeDog) reported 39 minutes ago

  The Fox ONE subscription on Amazon Prime knows exactly where I live. They have the cookies and location services are on. Yet, when I go to watch the local news channel on the app, every ******* channel outside a 300 mile radius shows up and nothing local. @amazon you have to fix this.