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Has anyone really done those video surveys for moving? NoBroker asked for details and videos of the items I wanted to move and gave me an estimate based on that. It felt more logical to me than the local guy who just asked "1BHK hai?" and gave me a number but I am wondering how accurate those estimates really are in real life.

Do movers usually stick to the quote if you have already shown them everything beforehand? I am not looking for the cheapest option but I don't want the price to change once everything is *already

ive been reading a lot about vitamin d3, zinc, and omega 3 supplements on this sub and want to start. but theres so many options on amazon and other sites and i keep seeing comments about fake products and wrong expiry dates. where do you guys buy your supplements from? any platform that you trust for getting authentic products? budget friendly options preferred because i dont want to spend 2000 on a bottle of fish oil capsules lol

Hello! My partner and I are replacing our old queen mattress after moving into a new apartment. I’d love to hear some advice from anyone here living with their partner on how you decided to buy a mattress when you have different needs/preferences. My partner runs hot all night while I can’t live without a comforter. I also sit at my desk job for hours everyday so I usually feel some lower back stiffness at the end of the day so I’d much like a mattress that can help me feel relieved of the pain and recover well for the next day.

We’re getting a queen (think that’s just enough space for both of us) and we’re hoping to stay in the $1500 range. Suggestions anyone?

I like the idea of having 2 firmness options in one mattress instead of being stuck with one feel. Something with a firm side and an even firmer side sounds nice but I’m also curious how practical that actually is. Do you think long term flippable mattresses are okay? Like how well does each side hold up over time? Do you really switch sides depending on how you’re feeling or did you eventually settle on one side?

I've been sleeping on a hand-me-down for years but I’m planning to redo my bedroom and would want to get myself a nice mattress that I can finally call my own. But my budget is a bit tight, around $800-1k max. Is it realistic to find something that feels expensive but actually affordable? Lol. Would love to hear what you guys found that was worth your money.

Something I've been thinking about a lot lately like regular web apps putting everything under one cloud account makes things pretty simple but AI workloads have very different needs like GPUs, high-speed storage, special networking setups, specific regions and different types of hardware.

I've seen people use services like AWS, Azure, GCP, CoreWeave, Lambda, Yotta Labs and others in all sorts of ways so just wanna know how people view this problem here

Seeing a lot of new launches advertise upcoming roads, expressways,and better connectivity as selling points but I usually don't take those claims at face value because almost every project talks about future development.

While looking at few from DLF, m3m, sobha like m3m new launch in Sector 58 noticed a lot of talk about connectivity improvements like the Greater SPR, Elevated SPR and the AIT Chowk underpass and future developments can boost an areas appeal but delays are also pretty common.