Founder at @ReliScore, Visiting Professor of Practice at @IITBTrustLab-@IITBombay, Instructor at @GenWise_, and an aspiring YouTuber. Erdős–Bacon number 7.
AI is eating the world. If you are spending time every day trying hard to automate as much of your job/company as possible, you have a seat at the table. Everyone else is on the menu.
@adisaigaonkar@AmazonHelp@amazonIN I think the problem is with the last mile delivery team/agent, and as far as I can tell, that's fulfilled by @amazonIN
So no point shaming the seller
History repeats. Cancelled previous order. Re-ordered at a higher price
Again, at 9:30pm, I get a missed call and delivery status is changed to "Delivery on Hold".
Will @AmazonHelp/@AmazonIn manage to deliver tomorrow, or will the order get cancelled on Friday? Place your bets!
Bought a phone on @AmazonIN ... Supposed to be delivered yesterday, but getting gaslighted ("delivery attempted" and "address wrong" etc)
Today, I see that the price of item has gone up by 3k.
Should I wait for my original delivery or assume that they're not going to deliver?
Bought a phone on @AmazonIN ... Supposed to be delivered yesterday, but getting gaslighted ("delivery attempted" and "address wrong" etc)
Today, I see that the price of item has gone up by 3k.
Should I wait for my original delivery or assume that they're not going to deliver?
@aparanjape Want to maximize your use of AI but still give your brain enough exercise? Maybe buy a good quality notebook and fountain pen, as @ExponentialView suggests, and spend a few hours every week thinking with paper and pen.
cc: @docbhooshan
TIL: Many European countries force you to give 50-75% of your wealth to your children; you are not allowed to donate it to charity or give it to someone else!
Using Agents Without Becoming Dumb
Outsourcing thinking to agents, aka Cognitive offloading is bad for you: how to avoid that?
https://t.co/SXXTqVSyjv - @NGKabra
"In short, LLMs are a great tool to help you learn, but LLMs are also a great tool to help you avoid learning. You should be in the first category, but many people using LLMs are in the second.
I taught a course this month (“Data Analytics and Data Science with the help of Codex CLI”), and it was a continuous struggle to keep students in the first category instead of the second.
So if you are using agents (Claude Code, Codex CLI) and don’t want your brain to atrophy, here is a great prompt you can use to ensure that you learn while the agent does work for you:"
Bought a phone on @AmazonIN ... Supposed to be delivered yesterday, but getting gaslighted ("delivery attempted" and "address wrong" etc)
Today, I see that the price of item has gone up by 3k.
Should I wait for my original delivery or assume that they're not going to deliver?
I wish I had seen this a month back. Would have been a useful prompt to give the students of my course (Data Science with Codex CLI)... But, will use this in August when I'm teaching the course again (different level of students: undergraduates this time)
been asking others at Anthropic how they stay in the loop with Claude and fully understand the work being done
this is one of my favorites from Suzanne:
@amazonIN@AmazonHelp@ajju918 My guess is that I got a "separate team" because of the intervention of the @AmazonHelp Twitter team. I don't know if that was necessary, or whether even the regular customer service would have given me the price-difference-refund if I had asked for it.
Updating here, just FYI.
@amazonIN@AmazonHelp@ajju918 When I contacted customer service this morning ("Your Account > Contact Us > Click on order > Chat with Agent") they told me that a separate team is handling my issue. This separate team authorized refunding the difference.
@FHumungous Talked to 4 different customer service people since morning, and they keep saying they'll escalate it for "urgent delivery" but no change in status...
Anyone have experience with something like this? Am I likely to get the delivery if I wait long enough or will they gaslight me until I cancel it? ("Sold by Myles!" "Ships from Amazon")
Bought a phone on @AmazonIN ... Supposed to be delivered yesterday, but getting gaslighted ("delivery attempted" and "address wrong" etc)
Today, I see that the price of item has gone up by 3k.
Should I wait for my original delivery or assume that they're not going to deliver?
Complaining to Amazon customer service about an order not getting delivered
I thought the "red livery" alert in the response was probably a high-level alert in their sytem (like "red alert" but even higher priority)... until I realized that it is just a typo for "redelivery" 😢