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  KayZ (@kayyar1) reported 13 seconds ago

  📡 Not a bubble. This is the buildout. Five of the most valuable companies on earth reported earnings this week. Google up 10%. Apple popped hard this morning. Amazon held steady. Microsoft dropped 4%. Meta cratered 9%. All beat revenue estimates. All are spending more on AI than Wall Street expected. Market is split right down the middle. I see something different. Google Cloud grew 63%. AWS grew 28%. Microsoft's AI business hit $37 billion annualized, up 123% year over year. Sundar Pichai said on the call Cloud revenue would have been even higher if they could meet demand. They are literally compute-constrained I have seen some parallels in my career. Everyone doubted enterprise software spend would ever pay back. The operators who mastered implementation won everything. The ones who just bought the licenses and hoped? They disappeared. $650 billion in AI infrastructure capital is deploying right now. The spend is real. The question isn't whether it pays back. The question is who knows how to run real businesses on top of it. That's where the next layer of value gets created.

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  Brett Weisberg (@brettjweisberg) reported 1 minute ago

  Soft-launched Amazon with friends/family to test the plumbing. Hadn’t heard about the ‘3ft drop test’ for FBA until AFTER orders started shipping. Not going MrBeast Mode and spending $100k/week to fix, but recalled all the inventory and back to the drawing board on packaging. Note: haven’t had a single issue fulfilling in-house

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  D.A. Garden (@DAGarden_Retro) reported 4 minutes ago

  If we could import them from Amazon US? We can't; they don't allow international shopping in them. If we had a shop of our own to buy these or similar items? That was shut down without warning last year. If there was any alternative, I'd be open to it. But there's not.

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  O.P.Chhabra (@chhabraop) reported 6 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazon @amazonIN My previos issues not solved yet, and I have another issue , where you company wants, people to drink acid

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  🍐 (@paircapital) reported 7 minutes ago

  There’s a case to full port the first AI lab to IPO no questions asked and then be more cautious on next ones: Only one option for mkt to buy When there’s more liquidity fragments like what happened w crypto tokens Reminds me that Kraken IPO is bearish Coinbase and will humble their sector. Kraken is also so much cheaper to trade on rn, CB wanted 150 in fees and kraken wanted 30. Robinhood knows this and does a lot more than one thing well. Full stack over there w great distribution, prolly a no brainer bc of that. They could pivot from a finance app and still have users. Distro of meta also makes it feel cheap. Insta FB WhatsApp is most the world. If they stopped making workplace metaverses and smart glasses they could turn it up w AI. Goldmine customer base. Still confused why they wasted time to build threads, why compete w twitter at all, if anything do TikTok more. Apple same issue imo, bad use of resources w r&d on a car and other objects, now they have to pay OpenAI for their product. Apple really looks bad relatively, idk they’ve just stayed afloat by monetizing subscriptions for app forks and getting iPhone money/airpods. But both are now objectively not the leaders of their space, Apple brand is just sticky enough to keep us here for now. Amazon feels cheap at first glance, they’ve spent on the right things incl cloud monopoly now and data center stuff, and now the website is just a side hustle. But they have crazy distribution from it still. I think about what brands I’m locked into in my daily web use, and google has me the most cucked. Signing into things all across the internet, email address, I use Gemini more than I would just bc it knows me well, YouTube etc. the cookies it has on me is probably most all of my data online compared to others. It would be hard to switch from google forever, it would be hard to switch from Meta too, Apple maybe less so, and Amazon wouldn’t be very hard (Walmart+) they all have moats on me though. I’m noticing streaming services get cheaper and I tried YouTube music bc of better value now. Sucked to remake playlists on a new app but doable, Spotify and other web2 one offering companies are kind of screwed. Good for consumers bad for shareholders. The moat Spotify had w me i guess was the radio seemed good and good algo to discover and then the switching cost of starting over, but now I’ll never use it again. Snapchat comes to mind, how long can they stay in peoples rotation of social media apps, TikTok has better algo and insta has everyone’s friends preloaded. Imagine meta buying TikTok somehow lol. Ig that’s what feels smart for these giant companies to do, buy the only worthy competitor while u can afford to if they’re really legit and a threat. Meta did that well. Apple could’ve bought some luxury boutique audio company like bang and olufsen or a cheaper one and then they would have the best headphones. AirPods sell bc of integration and brand and they look cool but not the best sound at all. The max’s are pretty mid especially compared to peers. If you have that much insane amount of cash on hand u can just buy ur way out of worry id assume, or risk any competition threat. See yahoo? Offering zuck 1B for Facebook back in the day, now he could buy a thousand yahoos.

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  AI Ecom Operator (@AmazonAIOps) reported 8 minutes ago

  April 2026 wrapped on my Amazon brand: Sales $53,425 / ACOS 26.7% ✅ / TACOS 13.3% ✅ / Ad spend $7,094 (down 49% vs March) Sales were down 42% from March — an inventory crisis, not a PPC failure. But ad spend came down 49% in response, so the ratios stayed clean. AI-managed PPC trims itself when supply tightens. Manual PPC usually doesn't. But the number that actually matters: 6 of my top 10 SKUs by April sales had near-zero PPC spend ($0–$15 each). Margin on those 6: 45–57% Combined April sales: ~$11.7k in essentially-organic revenue Combined April ad spend: $15 Translation: months of AI-managed PPC have built independent organic ranking on these listings. The system found the keywords, ranked them — now the listings sell themselves. No daily bid babysitting needed. The whole point of running PPC well is to eventually NEED less PPC. Most sellers never reach this stage because they treat PPC as an always-on cost. I treat it as a search-rank development tool — once a listing earns its place, the ads become optional. May goal: 30 SKCs total (currently 24) + finally automate my negative-keyword rule. Less work, same output. Posting one of these every day.

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  CaptainAmericaTex (@CaptAmericaTx) reported 12 minutes ago

  @PR0GRAMMERHUM0R context AI agents work by running random shell commands they pulled from the internet during LLM "training". AI deleted ReplIt production database (source: PCMag July 2025), AWS runtime (source: "Amazon cloud outage" TheGuardian Feb 2026), and PocketOS db (source: TomHardware).

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  echodyne (@nan0werx) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Dwillis566 @0hour1 Ebay works fine, though. I use it often, it doesnt need a new modern layout with a bunch of useless animations and overlays slowing down my experience. Amazon has the flashiest, newest UI out there and its a god damn *********** that is terrible to navigate...

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  Rishabh Bidhuri (@yoursbidhuri) reported 12 minutes ago

  A pilot who didn’t believe in God crashed in the Amazon jungle. He survived 36 days of pure hell. What finally saved him will completely change how you view "unanswered prayers". 👇 Antonio Sena was a commercial pilot. To him, physics and math were God. If you can calculate altitude, fuel, and distance, you control your destiny. No divine intervention needed. Then COVID hit. He lost his job. Desperate, he began flying supplies to illegal gold mines deep in the Amazon. Slowly, greed took over. He started overloading his small plane to make more money. But greed defies the laws of physics. The overloaded engine gave up, and he crashed into the world’s most dangerous jungle. Miraculously, he survived the impact. And he was smart. He used his logic to survive: he followed monkeys to know which plants were safe to eat, and his plan was to find a river, start a fire, and wait for the smoke to bring a rescue team. But there was one massive problem. It started raining. It rained for 35 days straight. Parts of the forest flooded under 5 meters of water. There was no way to start a fire. Starving, Antonio lost 25kg. His body entered auto-cannibalism—literally digesting its own organs just to keep his brain alive. Mentally broken and completely hopeless, the man who only believed in math folded his hands and prayed for the very first time in his life: "Please, just stop the rain." The rain didn't stop. He gave up and prepared to die. But on the 36th day, he heard a sound. A group of local nut gatherers on a boat found him. He was rescued. Later, Antonio learned exactly why those gatherers were in that remote, dangerous part of the jungle. They only came there because the 35 days of continuous heavy rain had knocked high branches to the ground, allowing them to collect the nuts. And the massively flooded river was the only reason their boat could navigate that deep into the forest. The exact rain he was crying and begging God to stop... was the only reason his rescuers arrived. Sometimes, an unanswered prayer is the greatest miracle of all.

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  Hardik Sharma (@HardikSharma50) reported 14 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @AmazonHelp This is not a satisfactory response. The order was delayed and then cancelled by the seller without any prior notice, which caused inconvenience. I request you to take strict action against the seller and provide a proper resolution or compensation for this issue.

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  Dren (@dren_fazliu) reported 14 minutes ago

  not many people are seeing what’s actually happening to the US economy rn… nvidia “investing” $100B into openai. openai turning around and spending it on nvidia chips. amazon throwing in another $50B. openai signing a separate $38B compute deal with AWS. microsoft, oracle, anthropic all tangled in the same web, anthropic alone has up to $15B coming from nvidia and microsoft combined. bloomberg literally has a graphic for it. they call it “circular deals.” the same dollar gets passed between 5 companies and counted as revenue at every single stop. nvidia books the chip sale. openai books the investment. amazon books the cloud contract. everyone’s market cap goes up. nothing real was created. meanwhile US national debt just crossed 100% of GDP for the first time outside of WWII. $39 trillion total m, that’s $114,000 per american, $289,000 per household. the government is now spending $1.33 for every $1 it collects. interest payments alone eat 14% of federal spending. more than defense. 1 in every 7 dollars the government spends just goes to servicing what it already owes. CBO is projecting 120% debt-to-GDP by 2036 and 175% by 2056 if nothing changes, and nothing is going to change. S&P at all time highs. oil climbing. gold ripping. debt larger than the economy. trillion dollar companies funding each other in a circle while real GDP grew 2% last quarter, slower than every forecaster expected. and michael burry,the guy who saw 2008 before anyone else, put over $1 billion in puts on nvidia and palantir, then quietly wound down his entire fund. liquidated. closed shop. just like he did right before the housing market collapsed. he’s not writing threads. he just placed the bet, walked away from the table, and went silent. that should terrify you more than anything else.

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  Satguy 141 (@satguy01) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Thebestfigen @ElisabetRohner Amazon, I think we have a problem!

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  Mr. Hoek (@littlefinger677) reported 16 minutes ago

  I occasionally read about Amazon cartoons and their respective showrunners… it perplexes me how you can blow a show budget only to get terrible voice acting and not for the **** that actually matters, like idk the actual animation

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  faizan (@faizan_007_) reported 16 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Thank you for your response. I understand your position, but I’ve been dealing with this unresolved issue since April 19 (over 2 weeks now), and the “certain and absolute” resolution from your team hasn’t worked. I paid Amazon directly so I expect Amazon to fully resolve it

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  ꒒ꍏ꒒ꌩ (@laly__speaks) reported 21 minutes ago

  the problem with that amazon couple isnt that they are new money or such, it is that mainstream fashion isnt as independent or unique as in the past because the houses are all so connected and beholden to the same boss. and that boss and that couple do not care about creativity