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With everything going on, inflation, currency pressure, geopolitical risk, i think it’s worth separating physical gold from paper gold. They’re not the same thing, and the reasons for holding them are very different. The biggest point: no counterparty risk. When you hold physical gold (coins, bars), you’re not relying on a bank, broker, or fund to honor anything. ETFs, exchanges, even large institutions tied to systems influenced by entities like the Federal Reserve still depend on layers of trust. Physical gold removes that entirely, you own it outright. Another key factor is true crisis protection. In normal markets, ETFs track price just fine. But in extreme scenarios, capital con...

For those who don't know me, I moved here in February and my first act as a new resident was to come to this subreddit in a full panic about flour tortillas for homemade crunch wraps. You people helped me. I found my tortillas and they were tasty. I thought that was going to be the weirdest thing I asked this city. Sacramento said hold my beer. Every single Friday morning I go to the Safeway on Calvine and Waterman to do my weekly grocery run for my tribe. I am a creature of habit. I go, I get my stuff to feed my people for the upcoming week, I go home. Simple. Except every single Friday when I walk through the door, without fail, there is a lineup of full grown adult men standing si...

# The AI Work Stack: What Every Team Gets Wrong About Data Every team we talk to has the same problem, described in different words. "We have all the tools but no visibility." "Our data is everywhere and nowhere." "I know the answer is in our tools somewhere, I just can't find it." "We have 14 dashboards and none of them answer my actual question." This is not a tool problem. It is an architecture problem. The way most teams are built to work with data is fundamentally broken, and adding more tools to the stack makes it worse, not better. We built Skopx because we believe the next decade of productivity will be won by teams that solve this ...

Hey y'all, so I just started out running an ecom store recently and I'm starting to get overwhelmed. It's been about 3 months and I'm having a hard time juggling with supply hcain delays or bugs on my checkout page. Especially now that I'm starting to be aware of the importance of bookkeeping, it just feels like I have no time to properly think about how to grow my business. Just looking for advice on how to deal with all of these things as a new solo ecom store runner I guess, thanks.

Every team we talk to has the same problem, described in different words. "We have all the tools but no visibility." "Our data is everywhere and nowhere." "I know the answer is in our tools somewhere, I just can't find it." "We have 14 dashboards and none of them answer my actual question." This is not a tool problem. It is an architecture problem. The way most teams are built to work with data is fundamentally broken, and adding more tools to the stack makes it worse, not better. We built Skopx because we believe the next decade of productivity will be won by teams that solve this problem. Not by buying better individual tools, but by chang...

I've been thinking about a gap in agentic commerce. A lot of the current work seems focused on helping agents buy from existing stores, suppliers, or checkout flows. That makes sense because those systems already have prices, inventory, checkout, and fulfillment. But what happens when the thing someone wants is not sitting in a clean ecommerce catalog? Examples: \- a used Herman Miller chair \- surplus inventory or spare equipment \- local repair help \- hard-to-find parts \- weekend tutoring, CAD, design, or other niche services This kind of supply is often fragmented, uncatalogued, and hard to search even for humans. It feels even harder for agents because there is no obvious...

Recently, I was going to sew a project and I was intending to purchase grosgrain ribbon and I knew that I cannot judge the quality of the product only by the pictures of the products. This prompted me to begin seeking actual reviews of customers before buying. In my research, I discovered that online markets are the most suitable to read reviews as customers provide comprehensive reviews regarding the quality of ribbons, color precision, durability, and texture. Websites such as craft supply stores and wholesale sites have star ratings and verified purchase reviews, which come in handy when comparing various sellers. The reviews to some extent also comment on the post sewing/washing perform...

Found this cool prompt for security sweeps on vibe coded apps, i added to the end to review with subagents and when i did it for my project it spawned up 7 subagents total. Then it combined all their finding in a review at the very end. [ You are a senior security engineer and red-team specialist tasked with performing a comprehensive, adversarial security audit of the following codebase, system design, or application. Your goal is to identify all possible security vulnerabilities, including common, uncommon, and novel attack vectors. Assume the system will be deployed in a hostile environment with motivated attackers. --- AUDIT SCOPE ...

The microgrid controller space has been compounding quietly for a while, and the numbers are starting to get hard to ignore. Most forecasts put the segment in the high single-digit billions today, with estimates pushing it past $15B by 2030, depending on how fast deployment accelerates. Some projections also show mid-teens CAGR over the next several years. That kind of growth doesn’t usually happen without a structural shift underneath it. In this case, the shift is already visible: more decentralized energy production more battery storage at local sites more renewables feeding into unstable supply patterns more demand for backup and resilience systems The common thread is contr...

Most base-builders reward growth: more buildings, more production, more territory. We're making one — *Alien Tribe 3* — where growth is the threat. (Quick disclosure upfront: I'm one of the devs. Pre-order on the iOS App Store: [https://apps.apple.com/us/app/alien-tribe-3-4x-space-rts/id1206876323](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/alien-tribe-3-4x-space-rts/id1206876323) ) Everything in your base runs on an energy network you build yourself. Defenses, production, logistics — all of it only works while it's connected. Cut one critical link and whole sections go dark: turrets stop firing, production halts, expansion stalls. So the question isn't really *where do I exp...

I am trying to buy this old piece of bioreactor/spherical reactor flask that I used a long time ago just for old times' sake. But the company that makes them has been acquired by another company and they no longer make them. I've tried contacting them for any old stock and even tried ebay, all the obscure lab supplies stores but no one sells them anymore. it's a wilmad labglass ML-1283-706. I am happy to post a picture if it helps make it more believable.

I am trying to buy this old piece of bioreactor/spherical reactor flask that I used a long time ago just for old times' sake. But the company that makes them has been acquired by another company and they no longer make them. I've tried contacting them for any old stock and even tried ebay, all the obscure lab supplies stores but no one sells them anymore. it's a wilmad labglass ML-1283-706. I am happy to post a picture if it helps make it more believable.

Energy used to be mostly about physical buildout. Power plants, transmission lines, substations. That part of the system is still essential, but it’s no longer the only layer that matters. A second layer is growing on top of it: control and optimization software. Modern smart grid systems use AI and predictive models to forecast demand, balance supply in real time, and adjust for variability from renewables. Instead of operating on fixed schedules, parts of the grid are starting to respond dynamically to changing conditions across the system. That shift matters because even small efficiency improvements scale quickly. In a system moving hundreds or thousands of terawatt-hours per year, ...

I have a practically brand new "mattress elevator" that I need to donate to an official organization in order to get a refund for it. What it is is a wedge shaped foam rubber pad that goes UNDER the mattress in a full size bed to elevate the head for sufferers of GERD and acid reflux. We bought it a couple of weeks ago for $130 but the 7" thickness makes our bed too high for us. The company said we could either pay to ship it back (very expensive) or they would give us a 90% refund if we donate it and get a receipt. They also said a thrift store like Goodwill would be fine but I was wondering if there was a more local and specific place for medical supplies that someone ...

Sooo I guess there was an issue with Sephora's pricing of this mini trio when it dropped last week... the packaging says it retails for $70 CAD (with an $85 value) but Sephora Canada had it priced at $38 CAD. Of course, it sold out online immediately. I got a "back in stock" alert when I went to a work meeting... as soon as the meeting was over, I signed in to check availability and it was gone. I never do this, but for some reason decided to check availability at my local store, and was totally shocked when it said "available - low supply..." I've never checked out so fast! After I checked out, I decided to circle back and see if any more were available.....

Hello everyone, I am curious what you all would do in this situation? And a long winded rant of some other topics I’d like some input on. BUT FIRST! the main issue. Earlier this month my prescriber sent me a text when I requested a refill, if I wanted to move up from 10mg to 12.5mg. I agreed and the Rx was sent and filled no issue. Yesterday, I encountered an issue with a refill. Granted my pcp has been amazing and sometimes staff gets busy to push those through. That’s not an issue. What was concerning is my Pharmacy saying I needed a new PA and insurance was not going to cover me until I did. I reach back out to my pcp and they claimed that the pharmacy did not indicate to them...

We just purchased a home and need to replace the hot water heater. I live in Mesa Arizona. Looking for feedback on the following. 1. Should we purchase a water heater from a big box store. Heard mixed reviews. Some people have told me Home Depot has great warranty coverage. They will give you money back if something goes wrong. Is this true? 2. Getting a Bradford white WTH from a supply store is higher quality than the ones from big box stores. Is this true? 3. If we install the WTH ourselves the warrant is void. Is that true? Bottom line. Should we purchase a water heater and install it ourselves or is it worth the extra 1k to purchase it through a plumber and have them install it. ...

I bought a generic / unbranded TPM 2.0 module on Amazon ([this](https://a.co/d/018CvMWz) model exactly) for my motherboard, since it doesn't come with an integrated one. I installed it and, for now, everything seems to work fine. I say it is generic / unbranded because many other online stores, even on Amazon, sell the same exact product, claiming it's theirs. I was wondering if that fact makes it somewhat less secure compared to OEM-supplied TPM 2.0 chips directly integrated on their motherboards. For example, do generic / unbranded TPM 2.0 chips tend to have poor, or even fake (zero) entropy sources? Do they tend to die after a few years or suffer bit rot (like SSDs / HDDs), whi...

With all the tips I was getting from my previous post I bought my piggies a bale of hay from tractor supply, it’s Timothy hay. I also built them a hide with 3 exits out of a shoe box I had , look at the size of the small bag of hay from petco compared to the hay bale I’d say it’s 100% worth it.