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  TonyIsHere4You (@TonyIsHere4You) reported 7 minutes ago

  @ThrillaRilla369 Overbuilding and Amazon. Most of the ones near me have shut down but the one that's still left looks like its the week before Christmas every weekend now.

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  Alex Tapscott (@alextapscott) reported 7 minutes ago

  New DeFi Decoded is out! I sit down with @ericrichy, CEO of Coinbase Canada. If Amazon was the “everything store,” @coinbase wants to be the “everything exchange”—a trusted global platform where anyone can trade any financial asset, anywhere, instantly. Can they pull it off? Eric and I discuss. Enjoy!

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  anonymous (@rohansahu02) reported 10 minutes ago

  @amazonIN what behavior is this i have ordered lotus brand paneer from amazon now multiple times, i have prime account for last 3 to 4 years and this is first time im facing issue with the paneer, on complaining you just saying that you will raise the issue.

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  JioCare (@JioCare) reported 11 minutes ago

  @vikramp90 Mobile Edition). 2. Go to MyJio and click on the Prime Video Mobile Edition “Activate Now” banner & login. 3. You may use an existing Amazon account or create a new Amazon account to log in. 4. Use the same credentials to log on to the Amazon Prime Video App and enjoy (2/3)

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  James (@Darpinian) reported 12 minutes ago

  I'm getting tired of Amazon package emails that don't say what's in the package, and "new message" emails that don't have the message (LinkedIn, MyHealth, etc). It seems like AI computer use agents could fix this now, has anyone tried?

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  Chunkeh Munkeh (@Chunkeh_Munkeh) reported 12 minutes ago

  @SlayerReigning @XBOX No bestbuy here and Amazon same issue

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  Ian @ Lean Media (@leanmediaorg) reported 20 minutes ago

  @_motherslug I've known the local crew at our post office for 10+ years. Used to have 3-4 FT daily staff for 2 service windows. Now down to 1.5 FT, only one person at the counter. They didn't backfill retirees. Keep in mind USPS last-miles for UPS Ground Saver and Amazon in many markets.

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  the Sports ON Tap (@thesportsontap) reported 23 minutes ago

  In 2017, Kevin Durant put $100,000 into a company almost nobody had heard of. A year or so later he put in another $150,000. Nvidia has now agreed to buy that company for $12.9 billion. Durant's return on a $250,000 bet is reportedly north of $60 million. Here's what actually happened. Hugging Face was founded in 2016. It started as a chatbot app for teenagers, then pivoted into something else entirely. It became what people call the GitHub of AI. A place where developers share, download and publish open source AI models and datasets. Today it hosts more than a million model repositories used by over 15,000 companies, with about 250 employees. When Durant got in, none of that existed yet. He joined the seed round in 2017, a $1.2 million raise, alongside Betaworks and SV Angel. Then he came back for the Series A. He wasn't doing it as a celebrity name on a cap table. He and his longtime business partner Rich Kleiman had founded Thirty Five Ventures that same year, named after the number he wore for most of his career. 35V has since invested in more than 100 early stage companies. Coinbase. Postmates. Robinhood. Whoop. Overtime. Their portfolio reads like an actual venture fund because it is one. Then Hugging Face got very big. By 2023 it raised $235 million at a $4.5 billion valuation, in a round that included Salesforce, Google, Amazon, IBM, Intel, AMD, Qualcomm and Nvidia. Last year Nvidia offered $500 million for a stake at a $7 billion valuation. Hugging Face turned it down. Their reason was that they didn't want a single dominant investor who could steer the company's decisions, since the whole value of the platform is that it stays neutral between chipmakers. This week Nvidia came back with $12.9 billion for the entire company. That's roughly 86 times Hugging Face's annual revenue, which sits around $150 million. And Kevin Durant is on the cap table from the $1.2 million seed round. The math on his stake, according to Joe Pompliano who broke the payday story, is that his $250,000 likely turned into more than $60 million. That's roughly a 24,000 percent return. Now here's the part worth sitting with. Kevin Durant is 37 years old and still one of the highest paid players in the NBA. According to that reporting, this single investment out-earned his entire basketball salary for the season. He made more from a check he wrote nine years ago than from playing basketball, which is the thing he is the second best in the world at doing. Two honest caveats, because this is still moving. Neither Nvidia nor Hugging Face has publicly confirmed the acquisition. No contract has been signed and the deal structure isn't known. And the $60 million figure is a sourced estimate, not a number Durant or 35V has confirmed. But the underlying facts are solid. He was in the seed round. He was in the Series A. The company is being acquired for nearly $13 billion. Most athletes who "invest" put their name on a tequila brand and collect a fee. In 2017, a 28 year old basketball player wrote a $100,000 check to a chatbot startup nobody had heard of and just left it there for nine years. For more stories like this, follow us on any platform @thesportsontap

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  🇬🇧 FiveStar 🇬🇧 (@FiveStrGaming12) reported 26 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp amazon my account has wrongly been automatically blocked from speaking to you on live chat and the phone. I currently have an issue I really need resolved. Can this be looked at as a matter of urgency?

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  Invest Alpha Pro (@InvestAlphaPro) reported 26 minutes ago

  🚨 Nvidia is buying Hugging Face. $12.9B for the GitHub of open source AI, months after they turned Nvidia down at $7B. The breakdown 👇 •Price: $12.9B, one of Nvidia’s largest deals ever. •Rejected offer: $500M at $7B in late 2025. •Multiple: 86x annual revenue. •The logic: locks in the open source developer funnel as OpenAI, Google, Amazon and Anthropic build their own chips. •Timing: landed hours after a $96B quarter. Long $NVDA. NFA

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  Sidecar Investor (@sidecarcap) reported 27 minutes ago

  Anyone could have invested in Amazon and gotten rich. But few did. Why? Businesses are messy and unpredictable. Stock prices fluctuate. The inputs - inside of a company - can’t be observed. So when the stock is down, investors freak out and sell. Then pride or psychology prevents them from buying back. Amazon’s details have changed so much, it’s hard to imagine an investor not falling prey to thesis drift. Perhaps the only likely path would have been a pure bet on Bezos and the company’s DNA/culture.

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  Tom Bilyeu (@TomBilyeu) reported 28 minutes ago

  DAY ONE. Find out what is already true. 1. Read 30 reviews of the product closest to your idea. Go to Amazon. Find the thing your idea competes with. Copy 30 reviews, the good and the bad, and paste them in. [BEGIN PROMPT] Here are 30 reviews of [product]. What problem do buyers say it solves. What words do they use to describe their own life. Group the answers into themes and rank them by how often each comes up. [END PROMPT] You are looking for the words they use. Not the words you use. Those are almost never the same, and the gap between them is where my $2 million went.

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  MaReK (@princesurya786) reported 29 minutes ago

  activation issue. I therefore request Amazon to kindly merge the Prime Video Mobile Edition with my existing Prime Shopping Edition and treat it as an upgrade/extension, with the applicable validity added to my existing membership. Alternatively, if the two subscriptions cannot

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  Mia DragonHeart26🩷🐉 (@mia_dragonheart) reported 30 minutes ago

  @squixiee .... brother what. As someone who uses Amazon all the time, Amazon has some SERIOUS problems. They've also been making/selling a TON of ai books. I know it's the sellers but like.... Amazon needs to have some sort of flagging system.

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  Colinj (@Colinj96749452) reported 31 minutes ago

  @CinemaTweets1 He doesn’t ooze charm and confidence but perhaps he can do the role. I don’t think we have to worry tho Amazon make these films terrible.