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when you have tens or hundreds of thousands of SKUs with inconsistent titles, attributes, categories, duplicate products, missing images, different units and supplier specific naming conventions, fixing the data manually isn't sustainable.

How do experienced ecommerce teams approach this? Do you establish a master product schema first and then normalize everything against it?

Or is it better to clean each supplier's data separately before importing it? Curious what approaches actually hold up when the catalog keeps changing.

I have iPhone 16 and its very nice but I don't know why, there is no space issue or no other problem is there but it glitches like the brightness will go high and low not in an automatic way but as glitch like 1 sec its bright then dull in normal lighting like it doesn't stops until I close my phone and then turn it on. sometimes the screen also get frozen...

any solution?

Working 9-6 is already so exhausting and then the travelling back it takes the whole day, while working constantly feeling of eating something good, how do you guys manage cravings?

How can I control my weight, don’t wanna gain more :(

My feed and surroundings everywhere there is only 1 word lala company.

what is the meaning?

Like this question may sound very normal, but sometimes I wonder when the customer keeps you on hold and gives you false hope yet you put in efforts to try pursuing the opportunity, at what stage, or what behavior gives you the idea to stop trying further ahead.

how do we identify genuine customer? Like we are not being kept as an option?

In today's market competition no matter how skilled you are or how experienced you are recruiters still expect something different than the other existing candidates, I wish to know what makes one's profile stand out the from others?
How can one upskill themselves, what new things can one learn, any real life stories would help us all understand the requirements. Thankyou.

In today's market competition no matter how skilled you are or how experienced you are recruiters still expect something different than the other existing candidates, I wish to know what makes one's profile stand out the from others?
How can one upskill themselves, what new things can one learn, any real life stories would help us all understand the requirements. Thankyou.

Sometimes features seem unnecessary until you actually start using them.
What iPhone feature changed your mind after you tried it?

I'll start first it has to be the Apple Healthh app period tracking, earlier I found it useless but its amazingly good at tracking, keeping records. Tell me about your experiences?

There are many amazing open datasets available today, but I'm curious about the gaps that still exist.

If you could create or request one high quality public dataset that anyone could use, what would it be?

I'm curious about the concepts that seem straightforward in tutorials but become much more complex in real-world systems.

Was there a bug, outage, or production incident that completely changed your understanding of a concept?

If you were rebuilding your Kubernetes cluster from scratch today, what would you do differently?

I have seen people writing content earlier they only used resources but now everyone is using AI, so my question is are people preferring the AI created content or the smart ideas from AI and self implementation?