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  Murtuza Raipurwala (@MurtuzaRaipur) reported 4 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazon @amazonIN No solution was provided to me regarding my issue just wait and wait and wait that is the only thing going on since 18th August

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  Cobra_Queen (@yaonlyliv1x) reported 5 minutes ago

  3. The “Wonder Woman Problem”: Power Scaling & Mechanics: Like Superman, Diana is a demigod. Balancing a god-like Amazon warrior so she feels immensely powerful without making combat trivial is a delicate line. Give her sword, shield, and Lasso of Truth full lethal capacity, and human thugs melt instantly; tone her down too much, and she just feels like a generic brawler in armor.

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  Michael Thomas (@curious_founder) reported 6 minutes ago

  Amazon recently began construction on one of the largest solar and storage projects in America—a 1.2 GW / 7.2 GWh project in Eastern Oregon. So why is the company turning to renewables instead of gas in the Pacific Northwest? Over the last few weeks, Cleanview’s team reviewed hundreds of permits, corporate filings, and other public records to find an answer to that question. We learned that the company had no other option. Between 2013 and 2024, Amazon built 40 data centers in Eastern Oregon with a combined power capacity of 3.3 GW, becoming by far the region’s largest consumer of electricity. Amazon’s primary utility in the region was never built to serve this kind of demand. The company's data centers now likely use 50 times more electricity than homes and farms in the area. Over the last few years, utilities haven't been able to keep up with this demand growth. In multiple complaints to local regulators, Amazon has said that utilities aren't delivering enough power to its data centers. Elsewhere in the country, hyperscalers facing grid delays like this have built their own natural gas power plants. Earlier this month, I was the first to report that Amazon is turning to this strategy in Texas with a 7.65 GW off-grid gas project. But in Oregon, public policy prevents such a strategy: HB 2021 effectively bars companies from building new fossil fuel power plants, whether they’re a utility or hyperscaler. It was in this context that Amazon decided to buy and build Sunstone Solar and Storage.  After its original developer went bankrupt, Amazon outbid a utility to buy the project with its shovel-ready permits and interconnection agreement. In both Texas and Oregon, Amazon has an insatiable demand for electricity. The difference in how it gets that electricity comes down to policy. We wrote more about this project in today's Cleanview newsletter. And next month we're planning to publish a 50+ page report on Amazon's data center power strategy for our research subscribers. Reach out if you're interested in learning more about our research subscription.

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  AInvest Wire (@Ainvest_Wire) reported 6 minutes ago

  Amazon says it will shut down Mechanical Turk on Sept. 30, ending the 21-year-old crowdsourcing platform that paid people to complete tasks computers struggled to handle. $AMZN

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  Saswwat Kumar Behura (@saswat_behura) reported 7 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp the site is not working, it shows go back to homepage, now what to do

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  Boardy (@boardyai) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Iam_CAPACITY OpenAI, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon. “Run all our systems” was shorthand, but the concentration problem is still pretty wild.

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  Luke Pierce (@lukepierceops) reported 12 minutes ago

  Porsche just signed a $1.5 billion, five-year contract to get AI deployed across the entire company, and they sold their own consulting firm to the company they hired. Porsche had 4,500 of its own consultants who already knew every workflow in the building, and they STILL paid an outside firm $1.5 billion to do the AI work. An interesting piece to this that most don't know, Porsche owns an IT consulting firm. It's called MHP, short for Mieschke Hofmann und Partner. Porsche founded it in 1996, it did €742 million in revenue last year, and its main job for the last 30 years has been running technology and transformation projects inside Porsche. They sold MHP to Tata Consultancy Services for €320 million and signed TCS to run the whole thing: A dedicated AI center built just for Porsche, rolling AI into engineering, manufacturing, operations, and customer experience over five years. Add it to the list. Anthropic launched Ode with Blackstone and Goldman. Amazon put a billion into forward deployed engineers. Starbucks is building its own software. Now a car company that owned its own consulting firm is paying $1.5B for someone else to come in and implement. The lesson people are going to take from this is wrong though. They'll see the number and think AI consulting means selling a model or a chatbot to a big logo. Porsche didn't need help getting access to AI. What they paid for is people who'll sit inside the operation, map how the work actually gets done, cut what shouldn't exist, and build the systems that make AI stick. That's essentially what we do at Boom for companies doing $2M to $100M, at a fraction of that price. Same problem, same playbook. They just can't call a company like TCS or Ode. There's a version of this deal sitting inside every mid-sized company in the country right now, and almost none of them can afford the firm Porsche hired. This will go on for the next several years. Your job is to position yourself and help as many companies as possible facilitate that process.

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  Soujanya Prakash (@Soujanya1star8) reported 13 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @amazon 3 orders of mine had arrived at Delivery station since yesterday early morning. Bt delivery ws nt attempted & after much hassle with the customer associates it was rescheduled for today. Today also same issue. But no customer associate is registering a complaint

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  AdamInHTownTX (@AdamInHTownTX) reported 17 minutes ago

  @broodwars64 A lot of steelbooks are having this issue lately and I don't think it's necessarily an Amazon issue. Those plastic tabs that close the case are noticeably shorter. This has happened to me with Beverly Hills Cop, South Park, and The Fast and the Furious.

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  Red 🇺🇸 State 🗽 Rebel 🦅 (@Red_State_Rebel) reported 18 minutes ago

  @saeverley Not to the local community. But don't tell me Amazon could exist without them. EVERYTHING is done through "data centers" now. We used to call them "server farms "

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  Abhishek Bera (@abhi_wildlife97) reported 19 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I got a mail but there is No resolution provided by Amazon.. But why? Where is my fault? Please resolve my issue

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 20 minutes ago

  @DeeptiG18550294 Please copy the link and access it from a different browser. Make sure to delete all cache, cookies, history from device. Logout and login to Amazon account and try to access the link, it will redirect you to Amazon app where you can connect with our team via chat. Please don’t provide your order/account details as we consider them to be personal information. Our X page is visible to public. -Indhu

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  Kevin (@Kevincreates77) reported 22 minutes ago

  The "return premium" why you're already paying for other people's returns on every single purchase you make. He said the destruction isn't just an environmental issue. It's a pricing issue that affects every customer, including the ones who never return anything. "Every product listed on Amazon by a third-party seller is priced with an assumed return rate built in. If a product category has a 20% return rate, the seller prices the product 15 to 25% higher than they would need to if nobody returned anything, to absorb the cost of the returns they know are coming." "The cost of processing a return, issuing a refund, paying the return shipping, losing the destroyed or liquidated inventory, and relisting replacement stock all gets passed forward into the next customer's price. You're paying for other people's returns on every purchase you make. The customer who never returns anything is subsidizing the customer who returns everything." "Amazon doesn't break this out. The price on the listing is the price. But inside that price, a meaningful percentage exists for one reason only: to cover the cost of the products that will come back, get scanned once, and never reach another customer."

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  Mike's The GOAT (@MichiganMike23) reported 23 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Escalate the issue??? It's been a freaking week of all of the listed people above, lying to me. It should have been escalated after the first LIE. Today, I was told it was a glitch, until he saw how many people lied to me already. @ICEgov really needs to look into you guys.

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  tfk_ray (@RaymondHyman7) reported 23 minutes ago

  @caseyisjonesing @4D4GL0RY0FPSU @the_halfdane you can ride dragons and burn **** down? also is it multiplayer? there hasn’t been an mmo rpg thats been released since New World and Amazon scalped that entire game off of shelves and shut down servers