u/kenshinx9

I recently saw an HSN 88x offer some may have heard about. It was literally my first time using the Capital One Offers and was my Venture X offer. HSN has a MacBook Neo listing and it said it was the 512GB with Touch ID. It says it in multiple places. Once I got the order confirmation in my email, I noticed the item link title mentioned something about it being the 256GB bundle, but it links to the page with the 512GB specs. Either the title was wrong, or the listing was wrong.

In the end, I got it today and they sent me the 256GB version. I'm not sure what to do here because I don't want to jeopardize my points if they mess with the order in some way. It's not what I wanted, but I'll still take the laptop for about $110. Has anyone ever done an exchange with HSN? I'm more inclined to just suck it up, but if they're able to rectify something without altering the order, then I'd be interested in exploring that option.

My blower motor in the air handler died last week, so I called a company that was authorized to handle Lennox warranties. I don't actually know much about AC units and haven't had to deal with AC issues before, so I couldn't tell if the technician was being honest with me or not. But I live in Florida and it was getting to 85F in the house, and while I wasn't desperate, I did want this fixed.

Ever since this was replaced, there's this sort of low hum or droning sound that wasn't there before. I hear it anytime the AC starts up and it's not intermittent. I hear it from anywhere in the house. It's kind of driving me nuts. It's hard to describe accurately. Maybe like if you were slowly accelerating and then cruising in a car with a really low sounding exhaust, but of course not as loud as a car.

What could the issue be and should I expect the company to come back and fix this sound? Like I said, it wasn't like that before. The part is an OEM replacement since it was under warranty, but he only replaced the motor and reused everything else.

On a side note, even though the part was covered under warranty, they still charged me $1,350 and I'm not sure if that's typical. They say it's a flat rate sort of job thing, but it still seemed quite high. If anyone has any input, that'd be great so I know for the future.

I ran into an 88x back for HSN and saw a post somewhere about a hidden cap of $1,000 over three quarters. But I can't find any documentation about that. This would literally be my first time using Capital One Offers, as I normally use something like Rakuten. But this offer would have been too good to pass up.

Are there any gotchas that I should be aware of here?

I got the Galaxy Buds4 Pros as part of a deal, but don't particularly need them since I have the 3 Pros and I'm still happy with them. So I've been trying to sell them on eBay and I think they're priced to sell, but I'm not getting any views.

I've noticed that there are a lot of listings that are selling these new for like $60. But surely these are fake ones or something right? Has anyone ever used these? It's just kind of annoying because now I can't sell mine if people are finding these cheap ones and don't know any better.

I'm trying to find ways to optimize our agents built using Bedrock Agents. Prompt caching in general sounds like a good feature for us to utilize. After each deployment, the orchestration prompt, the agent instructions, and things like the action group schema are good candidates to cache. But I don't see a way to enable it or utilize it for Bedrock Agents. Does anyone have any experience or insight to this?