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If these companies keep saying white collar jobs will be eliminated in 12-18 months why not prove it. If I truly believed this (OpenAI, MS & Anthropic) I would run something with physical inventory (anyone can start a digital company with minimal staff). Let’s say a an appliance company. Only C suite plus the people required for physical inventory and running the stores. Other than that all purchasing, warehouse tech, server updates, payroll, customer care, Accounting, vendor management, marketing, etc all ran by tech plus agents. Good luck. It won’t happen. Keep working on that vending machine I guess.

**A B12 shot starts working within 24-72 hours, but you won't see weight loss results for 2-4 weeks. The injection itself doesn't burn fat. It corrects a deficiency that was slowing your metabolism, energy production, and red blood cell formation, which then allows your body to respond better to diet and exercise.** I've had clients walk into my office convinced that a single B12 injection would melt ten pounds off their frame by Friday. Fifteen years of nutritional practice and hundreds of weight loss cases taught me something different. B12 shots are a legitimate tool in a fat loss protocol, but the timeline and mechanism are nothing like what Instagram influencers promise....

Hey guys. This is going to be ramble-y, just looking for some advice on whether my loose plan for feeding the baby is feasible or not. Baby is due the end of July so I have some time to figure this out! I am going to be on maternity leave for about 5 months, then my husband will be at home with baby for a month, then daycare starting at 6 months. I would like to breastfeed since I am aware of the benefits and it seems like a great way to bond with baby. I am wary of pumping since it just seems like more time awake attached to a machine, where I could be giving formula and being present with my child instead. But I'm not opposed to it to create a stash/regulate supply. Overall I figur...

Is there an event in town or some holiday I’m forgetting? Costco was shoulder to shoulder and I just came back from target and there wasn’t a single cart at the front. Both stores parking lots were packed.

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My findings: * There's not a huge difference. * In my test, Warehouse (1 079 380 CU (s)) was slightly more expensive than Spark (863 136 CU (s)). * YMMV. * And, the Warehouse has a lot less knobs to turn, making it attractive as a high performance & easy-to-use offering. * Next, I want to test how well the produced delta tables perform in Direct Lake mode. Haven't got around to do that test yet. [\(this overview was updated after OP but the relative consumption remains the same\)](https://preview.redd.it/63v7lmk5hbmg1.png?width=871&format=png&auto=webp&s=a5f76b61ca4dbd003b496cd89b10490a9b6e826e) [Without semantic model](https://preview.redd....

# The energy vampire next door: Life next to an AI mega-factory Billions of dollars are pouring into data centres to fuel the AI revolution but residents and experts warn the state is ignoring the hidden cost to power, water and peace. By Clay Lucas, Daniella White 12 min. read View original Pearson said 75 days was “absolutely” appropriate for a project like it and pointed to the state’s “sustainable data centre action plan” that considers energy and water use. Pearson’s focus, though, appeared squarely on beating NSW to data centre investment. “We are in a race. We don’t want to have a situation where billions of dollars go into NSW and Victorian workers miss out \[on...

Traveling for work and stopped by Costco. Found the Islay for $28 and the Kentucky Spirit for $44. Wild Turkey is a CN-O, which I read was tasty. Haven’t had either before, but both felt like a great value! (Also stopped a flea market and picked up this iPod for $20 which I plan to take home and mod)

So I've worked at Costco for 7 years now and while the job itself I have now is fine and provides me with enough lay to get by I'd be lying if I said the job is perfect. Out of all the supervisors at my warehouse I think only two are reliable enough for communication and actually even respecting cause most of other supervisors aren't communicating, aren't managing the breaks correctly, aren't responding to calls for door audits or calls to the front when something is needed and best of all they just either come off as not being right for the job or just so unengaged with everything like their dissociating or just don't care Anybody else deal with something aki...

It's legitimately cheaper to buy pizza pops and eggos for meals than to cook hearty and healthy and forget about ethically. I know this is a nice brand, but are we really going to allow the grocery oligarchs to charge $17 for BUTTER? The cheap stuff was still nearly $10. Spending $250 dollars a week on groceries for two, and I am almost never buying meat. It's all tofu and pantry staples. This is BC Canada. I am just so disappointed and disgusted in this price gouging. https://imgur.com/a/7G9O1jz Edit: I'm in a rural area. I want to shop and buy ethically and buy free range eggs and happy cow butter but I can't. I can't go to Costco more than a couple times a ye...

I have a tone of trees being cut down and logs, sticks and bark are laying all of the place. I want my warehouse works to store the items, but I don't want the Wood Cutters falling anymore trees. How can I set this up? https://preview.redd.it/98i5eet6mamg1.png?width=1829&format=png&auto=webp&s=52dd6232b690f38707e646817865095224465838

I know a lot of people have been asking for recs for places to buy used physical media since McKays announced its closing. My partner and I love secondhand shopping and also physical media so I thought I’d share a list of places we hit up. Most are in Knoxville but there are some outside of the area.

# In today’s omnichannel retail environment, inventory accuracy is no longer optional — it is critical. Customers expect real-time product availability, fast fulfillment, and seamless shopping experiences across online and offline channels. Traditional barcode-based inventory systems often fall short, leading to stock discrepancies, delayed fulfillment, and lost sales. This is where **RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology** transforms Shopify inventory management, enabling retailers to achieve real-time visibility, automation, and operational efficiency. # What is RFID Technology? RFID uses radio frequency signals to identify and track items tagged with RFID labels. Unlik...

I have [this](https://www.costco.com/p/-/gourmia-xl-45-quart-digital-countertop-oven-with-air-fry-and-temperature-probe/4000382693?langId=-1) french door style air fryer and I tried cooking these [Kirkland frozen burgers](https://sameday.costco.com/store/costco/products/20021199-kirkland-signature-80-lean-20-fat-100-grass-fed-beef-patties-0-33-lb). I got grease splatter everywhere so I'm thinking about wrapping them in foil and trying again. Does anyone have a similar air fryer and happen to cook frozen burgers wrapped in foil? If so, what setting do you use and for how long for well done?

Baseplate for the small storage tote sold in store at Costco. This remix was modified to better fit the variability across bins. Remix: [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7305440](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7305440) This remix was implemented by [reddit.com/user/DrunkBTC/](http://reddit.com/user/DrunkBTC/) Original: [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7288917](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7288917) This original conformal baseplate was designed using a 3D-scan of the bin interior. The baseplate conforms to the bin’s draft angles and corner fillets, so it sits flat without rocking. The finished baseplate is 5×7 Gridfinity units and 18U tall, which fills the usable interior...

I know most of the rest of North America has already lost the propane so this isn't unexpected. ***** to see it go. 10 more parking spots isn't going to make the parking any easier in the grand scheme of things. I would rather have affordable propane. Are there any locations not on the list or is this all of them? Maybe Okotoks still has it?

Pic 1 is me at the airport, the pink item in background is the stuffable neck pillow Pic 2 is the bag under the seat of an American Airlines budget seat vertically Pic 3 same bag under the seat horizontally Pic 4 is me in the sweater I our house Pic 5 is the grocery store slippers still in use today Trip Report I know its late, but better late than never. I took a small 6 liter sling purse thingy for 9 days in NJ over Thanksgiving last November. It was visiting family, so I was able to go lightweight on the toiletries, access to laundry, and no public transportation was necessary. I am in-between bags at the moment, and it was getting down to the wire before I left. Rather than fin...

New to buying from costco, everything seems to sell out fast. What’s the most efficient way to do it? Call around the stores a few times a week or just wait and order online? Looking for just gold.

Cloud bills should not outpace business growth, yet this is a common issue for data leaders approaching 2026. Building a robust data platform has evolved into a significant financial challenge. As data volumes scale, costs often explode due to the "Infrastructure Tax." # Why Is Modern Data Infrastructure So Expensive? Four hidden costs contribute: 1. **Query Tax**: Using BigQuery, Redshift, or Snowflake for raw ingestion incurs premium compute fees for rarely queried data. 2. **Ops Tax**: Maintaining Kafka clusters consumes \~40% of engineering time, diverting resources from innovation. 3. **Transport Tax**: Data movement in Lambda architectures (Lake → Stream → Warehouse) ...