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I have a teacher discount for LG store to get the s70ty for 240 The samsung is 350 right now at costco hoping it comes down to 300 The sonos beam. 2 is on sale for 370 Best setup for movies / music ? Or any other deal under $400¿

Rachel disappeared inside her hab to finish dressing and grab her backpack. Liz stayed outside, thermos in hand, leaning against the camo 450cc while she pulled out her D-pad. Thumbs moved quickly across the screen. Liz to Lily & Torres: Meet us at my house ASAP. Got surprises. Bring nothing but good moods. She hit send, pocketed the pad, and waited. A minute later Rachel emerged—utilities on, backpack slung, hair tied back, eyes bright with anticipation. “Ready?” Liz asked, patting the seat behind her. Rachel nodded, climbing on. Liz ran her through the basics: throttle gentle at first, brakes progressive, lean with the turns, no sudden stops on loose sand. “We’ll go s...

Just a bit of background, my mother has a Sam's Club card and gave me her 'complimentary' family membership. She is the primary account holder and I just have a freebie membership. Life is good. I have shopped there, but not often and not in several months. Their store is inconvenient to me and frankly, I like Costco better. During one of my shopping trips, I added one of my debit cards to \*my\* account to do express checkout. It went well, life continues to be good. Here's where it gets sketchy and weird. So the membership is up for renewal, and her card on file is expired. So what does Sam's club do? Instead of letting it lapse, they take my card information an...

Title says the main point. I try to travel as often as I can, and would like to maximize how many points I can accumulate through everyday purchases. Currently have the chase sapphire preferred card, was looking into the chase trifecta as well. Also have the Discover IT card from when I was in college, but hardly use it anymore, not sure if I should close it or just keep it. (Also not sure of how many cards is good or bad!) Any help is appreciated! Thank you! CREDIT PROFILE \* Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of: \* Player 1: \* Chase Sapphire Preferred \* Player 2: \* Discover IT \* FICO scores with source: Experian 777, Transunion 802 \* Oldest cr...

We operate a fairly large store on TikTok Shop, and with the recent changes to shipping, we’re considering switching to TikTok Collection. On paper, it seems like a good fit for us. We have the warehouse space and resources to palletize daily orders and support smooth, consistent collections. Before making the move, we’d love to hear others’ experiences with the process and any pain points or challenges we should be aware of.

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The deployment of Two-Tower models for retrieval usually involves significant infrastructure overhead. Beyond just training the user and item encoders, the production pipeline typically requires: 1. Index Orchestration: Triggering embedding updates whenever item metadata changes to prevent drift. 2. Vector DB Synchronization: Managing the handoff between the feature store and the ANN index (e.g Pinecone, Milvus, or Weaviate). 3. Hybrid Querying: Implementing a way to combine vector similarity with hard business logic (e.g filtering out "out of stock" items) without incurring significant latency penalties. The code required to keep these systems in sync often becomes more compl...

Hi, I’m interested in applying for the Buying/Merch internship opportunity. I have been asking managers about what it’s like and what are they looking for when it comes to the application but not many people in my store has experience with this. Before I came to Costco, I owned my own CPG food business for over 10 years and worked with buyers from many different retailers. So learning buying side of Costco interests me very much. Any suggestions on what to except from what to except or what bullet points to share on the cover letter wouldn’t greatly appreciate.

Had a customer today while I was shopping at Costco wait until the last second as I was scanning the last item boom adds 3 things from the back of the store when im in pharmacy near Checkout very annoying BUT WAIT THERES MORE. I grab everything pack the car and head to the address that the customer has listed as a residential home and it’s a complex and guess what she texts me as I’m arriving “we are on the top floor” Water sparkling water diapers melons the whole shabang

All the food purchasing videos and what we eat in a week is just a way for them to write off all their food expenses under their content creation business. As long as the use the food is used to create content it can be written off as an expense. No wonder they don’t mind overbuying food and always have leftovers in their fridge they don’t seem to want to use up. Also explains why they go to fancy stores like Costco and trader joes instead of attempting to get the best deals.

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A $500 king-size mattress, especially a medium-firm hybrid, is basically wishful thinking right now. I’ve tested and helped shop for enough beds to be comfortable saying that price point just doesn’t support decent coils, foam quality, and durability all at once. You can absolutely find something cheap on Amazon, but most of those are thin, break down fast, and some still use fiberglass as a fire barrier, which is a headache waiting to happen. “Cooling” is mostly marketing. Once you put a protector and sheets on, any gel or phase-change foam benefit is minimal. If you sleep hot, airflow from decent coils and breathable materials matters way more than a label on the tag. Hybrids als...

*Congratulations* to my fellow PEP owners on your raise. **4% increase.**  Goes from $1.42 per share/per quarter to $1.48 per share/per quarter. * Payable June 2026 * Forward yield 3.81% This marks 54 Years of dividend growth, making PEP a Dividend King! ***The Company also announced a new share repurchase program to repurchase of up to $10 billion of common stock through February 28, 2030.*** **About PEP:** PepsiCo, Inc. engages in the manufacture, marketing, distribution, and sale of various beverages and convenient foods worldwide. It serves wholesale and other distributors, foodservice customers, grocery stores, drug stores, convenience stores, discount/dollar stores, mass merch...

If you're new, I break down the top logistics stories of the past week. If you have any insights into the 3PL/Logistics industry, I'd love to hear from you. Let's get into it. # U.S. and India reach trade deal, tariffs drop immediately In a move that sent trade policy watchers scrambling for their calculators, President Trump announced a trade deal with India that takes effect *immediately*. **The details:** Following a call with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Trump announced that reciprocal tariffs on India will drop from 25% to 18%. India will move to reduce their tariffs and non-tariff barriers to zero. Modi also agreed to buy American products *"at a much higher...

If you're new, I break down the top logistics stories of the past week. If you have any insights into the 3PL/Logistics industry, I'd love to hear from you. Let's get into it. # U.S. and India reach trade deal, tariffs drop immediately In a move that sent trade policy watchers scrambling for their calculators, President Trump announced a trade deal with India that takes effect immediately. The details: Following a call with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Trump announced that reciprocal tariffs on India will drop from 25% to 18%. India will move to reduce their tariffs and non-tariff barriers to zero. Modi also agreed to buy American products "at a much higher level&...

If you're new, I break down the top logistics stories of the past week. If you have any insights into the 3PL/Logistics industry, I'd love to hear from you. Let's get into it. # U.S. and India reach trade deal, tariffs drop immediately In a move that sent trade policy watchers scrambling for their calculators, President Trump announced a trade deal with India that takes effect *immediately*. **The details:** Following a call with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Trump announced that reciprocal tariffs on India will drop from 25% to 18%. India will move to reduce their tariffs and non-tariff barriers to zero. Modi also agreed to buy American products *"at a much higher...

If you're new, I break down the top logistics stories of the past week. If you have any insights into the 3PL/Logistics industry, I'd love to hear from you. Let's get into it. # U.S. and India reach trade deal, tariffs drop immediately In a move that sent trade policy watchers scrambling for their calculators, President Trump announced a trade deal with India that takes effect *immediately*. **The details:** Following a call with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Trump announced that reciprocal tariffs on India will drop from 25% to 18%. India will move to reduce their tariffs and non-tariff barriers to zero. Modi also agreed to buy American products *"at a much higher le...

If you're new, I break down the top logistics stories of the past week. If you have any insights into the 3PL/Logistics industry, I'd love to hear from you. Let's get into it. # U.S. and India reach trade deal, tariffs drop immediately In a move that sent trade policy watchers scrambling for their calculators, President Trump announced a trade deal with India that takes effect *immediately*. **The details:** Following a call with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Trump announced that reciprocal tariffs on India will drop from 25% to 18%. India will move to reduce their tariffs and non-tariff barriers to zero. Modi also agreed to buy American products *"at a much higher le...

Hi everyone, I’m trying to understand Microsoft Fabric PAYG pricing and I feel I’m missing something. I’m using Microsoft Fabric F8 (Pay-As-You-Go) in West Europe. According to the official pricing page, the monthly price (\~€1,075/month) corresponds to an F8 capacity running 730 hours/month. My understanding was that this price represents the total cost of the capacity, covering all workloads running on it (Warehouse, Data Movement / Pipelines, Lakehouse, etc.), with the exception of storage. However, when I look at Azure Cost Analysis, I see many separate meters, for example: * Compute Pool Capacity Usage CU * Data Movement Capacity Usage CU * Data Warehouse Capacity Usage ...

location is near Pulaski green line and blue line stations, two stations that most people skip while on the CTA.