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  Man in Black 2125 (@In2125) reported 5 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp yeah you're a bit slow. like your deliveries.... this is not that order but ANOTHER one.... you're on a roll for sure.

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  रोनित जोशी (@iamprinceron007) reported 6 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Have filled it ,hopeless of anything to happen A to Z you deliver problems

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  Amartya Singh (@amartya958) reported 12 minutes ago

  Round 3: Technical Interview 2 Problem: Amazon Delivery Network Amazon has N delivery stations. Initially, none are connected. You must process Q operations: • CONNECT u v: Establish a bidirectional logistics route between station u and v. • QUERY u v: Determine if a package can currently be routed from u to v.

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  The Golden Minds (@caterjessii5rj) reported 18 minutes ago

  @nianadell 1990s work so well, they are the most resilient, calm and strongest people I ever met. The problem is, they are the owners of these new products from amazon.

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  रोनित जोशी (@iamprinceron007) reported 19 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp You could not respond to an email and you want me to elaborate the problem here then maybe you should shut your email services

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  Ryoko Panic 😱🐦‍⬛ (@RyokoPanic) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Karstomars let's not forget that twitch did the giant bought purge a few months ago and V tubers that were getting like 4000 to 6000 concurrent viewers each stream suddenly we're getting 1000 to 1500 viewers each stream, and then Bowers YouTube channels got shut down so many times she probably lost so much monetization that you're right she hit the cap there was all the drama that happened last year she probably had a huge portion of her fan base hate watching her and it didn't matter how much music she released or anything like that she just completely got disillusioned by the entire thing. I've been V tubing for almost 4 years now and I already feel like I capped out. The major issue is that and I'm making up numbers here just as an example. But let's pretend that twitch has 400,000 users that are just viewers OK when they removed the bots it cut it in half to like 200,000 viewers not including the streamers and twitch has been a net negative for Amazon for a very long time and so twitch has always had a niche fan base and that fan base never grew so it was always like 200,000 followers and all of those followers were already attached to certain channels and they only came to twitch to watch those channels so anyone that joins twitch now to be a streamer you're not going anywhere fast or at all because no one cares there's only 200,000 followers in the pool to grab followers from and all of those followers are already following other streamers so you can get to 1000 2000 followers maybe and have a concurrent watch rate of like 60 and you might make 50 to 100 bucks each month but you're not going anywhere twitch is basically a pyramid scheme for new streamers so her switching up and putting herself out there on all the social medias as an influencer and bringing half her fan base that's cool with her switching up with her and then gaining another fan base because she's done so much work on her body like working out and stuff like that that she's gonna have an entire different fan base of people now that are not going to give a **** about the ultra niche hobby of the vtubing

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  OnlyJesse - Not with IRIAM 🤬 (@lockhart_jesse) reported 20 minutes ago

  Is this another Amazon decision or are TwitchCon organizers that stupid?! Not only does this NOT solve the problem of high prices, but now they’re encouraging parents to come see the very content creators they should not be exposed to!! Can the “Opt-Out “option be extended to TwitchCon as well?

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  Harvey_Cedar (@CedarSj21648) reported 22 minutes ago

  @ginamilan_ local FEDEX drivers in my area have problems delivering parcels to the correct address. USPS/UPS/Amazon aren't afflicted with this ailment.

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  Clarissa Krypto 🔶🔸 (@Clarissa_Krypto) reported 22 minutes ago

  Humans only spend money on three things: Solution. Convenience. Experience. That’s it. Everything else is marketing noise. • Solution → You’re in pain or stuck. You pay to make the problem go away. (Medicine, plumber, lawyer, software that actually works) • Convenience → You could do it yourself… but you’d rather not. (Uber, DoorDash, Amazon Prime, hiring someone to clean) • Experience → You want to feel something. Status, joy, belonging, escape. (Concerts, travel, nice restaurants, the overpriced coffee that just hits different) Most products fail because they try to be all three at once and end up being none of them clearly. The best businesses pick one lane and dominate it. The smartest consumers know exactly which of the three they’re buying… and stop overpaying for the other two. Which one do you spend the most money on without realizing it?

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  Ritesh Roushan (@devXritesh) reported 22 minutes ago

  System Design Case Study: Dynamo: The Amazon paper that changed distributed databases What happens when your database goes down while millions of users are shopping? Amazon didn't want the answer to be: "Everything stops." That's why Dynamo was designed around a different idea: Failures are inevitable. The system should keep working anyway. 1. Partition the data Dynamo uses consistent hashing to distribute keys across nodes. "user:101 → Node A" "user:102 → Node B" "user:103 → Node C" Adding or removing nodes doesn't require reshuffling everything. 2. Replicate everything important "user:101 → A + B + C" If Node A fails, another replica can still serve the data. 3. Use quorum reads/writes "N = replicas" "W = write acknowledgements" "R = read acknowledgements" Example: "N=3, W=2, R=2" The system can continue operating even when a replica is unavailable. 4. Expect conflicts Two replicas can have different versions. Dynamo used vector clocks to detect conflicting versions and supported application-level reconciliation. 5. Survive node failures With sloppy quorum + hinted handoff, another healthy node can temporarily accept data for a failed node. When it recovers, the data can be handed back. 6. Keep replicas synchronized Dynamo used Merkle trees to efficiently identify differences between replicas instead of comparing every key. The bigger lesson: Dynamo wasn't just another database. It changed how engineers think about distributed systems: Don't design for a world where nothing fails. Design for: • Node failures • Network failures • Conflicting data • Partial outages • Recovery And always ask: When something fails, what are we willing to sacrifice consistency, availability, latency, or durability?

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  Jim McGuire (@jmcguire56) reported 27 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Thank you, problem resolved.

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  Zak🗣️💪🍼💜 (@ZakKondratenko) reported 28 minutes ago

  fwiw it sounds like O. Russell’s new movie was turned down by the studios and financed mostly by the NY Giants who just had to step down because he’s all over the Epstein list and now the movie has abandoned a theatrical release and is being dumped to Amazon Prime as means…

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  Ryan Miller (@rmm4pi8) reported 31 minutes ago

  @KeturahAbigail Half of this problem is solved by Amazon wishlists.

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  GrammarLady (@Grammar__Lady) reported 33 minutes ago

  @1BethDutton @Nordstrom People can hate on Amazon all day long but they rarely give me an argument about returns. And when they have I’ve gone up a level & gotten my refund There are stores I rarely shop at bc they don’t stand behind their products. I don’t return a lot but if something is broken I do

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 35 minutes ago

  We understand your concern. Please note, we are unable to access your order/account details via social platform. Hence, we ask that you try after some time by copying the link and pasting it on the web browser/mobile browser, which redirects to the Amazon application; please sign in, fill in the details, and submit it. -Ruthika