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  Burhan Rana (@burhangee) reported 1 minute ago

  @Kouta_ACNH Actually I tried two of my account and the issue is same. The same account work on any other device just fine. Like iOS 15 and up. I guess it is an issue of expired SSL certificate. Many people are also reporting the same on reddit for iOS 12 now.

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  Josh (@Jayesskayeye) reported 2 minutes ago

  @nuckslut I’m sorry you got duped but no need to double down on your own stupidity here. Also, Kane had a very good career. He carried (bad) teams earlier in his career and is on the downswing now. I know you “read a Reddit post” but Kane’s had a very good career overall.

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  lavtarty (@lavtarty) reported 5 minutes ago

  Reddit scary cuz why are yall with cheaters Lowkey if my man cheated on me i am literally gonna stab someone in Minecraft </3 like i know its not a me issue but u need to feel pain

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  Larry Lemon (@larrylemonmaths) reported 6 minutes ago

  Just fell down this rabbit hole of people on Reddit talking about the Radio 2 breakfast show. Everyone wanted Gary Davies to stay on. Actually, I wish Radio 2 was just Gary Davies all day long.

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  betty_plutonium (@mystery_nook) reported 9 minutes ago

  Ethan went live, finally talked about the court case after being cornered into it, having really tried to make it seem like ian just apologised and he is big enough to accept it, and talked for five minutes about how his lawyer wanted to add a non disparagement clause. Then he added it. He said he dropped the case, it was moving through the courts to end and the hold up was a tiny thing. That hold up is the apology. The one he accepted. Now it's not good enough and he wants Ian to go again or the case is back on. This is not what he said was happening and even if that's what he intended to happen and then his lawyer changed his mind, or his immediate THANK YOU IAN I ACCEPT hadn't really taken into acct what he asked for and he had to go back... The facts he left his audience with did not end up being the facts of the matter. He added the clause he said he wouldn't add. He didn't 'accept the apology' he signed off on a version of his demands, then changed his mind. I genuinely cannot stomach it any more. You need to be able to criticise the content creators you watch. You have to be able to give feedback without being banned from a chat, or kicked off reddit, or shunned from the discord. The community is toxic. The hate and wars are endless. H3 is not the vulnerable target of endless harassment it's a podcast based around petty fights that causes petty fights. That's the show. That's the family The wild lack of interest in what is actually happening and just wanted to get the party line so the foot soldiers know what to say when they are asked what's going on... this is not ok lads it's ******* weird. You need to be able to speak back to the shows you watch bc that's why youtube. If it's sit, watch and shut ******** up that's not a community, it's an audience locked down by fear.

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  Aksil kad (@mdaksel01) reported 13 minutes ago

  @joelrightler you listen you little scumbag son of a *****, weeks ago i reported the issue on reddit, you fixed it, you changed your policy to reject and you blocked me so you either reply to email and send or ill escalate this further, will reach out to people you know and your work,

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  Naqui (@naqui_s) reported 16 minutes ago

  Wrong information about you is sitting on Google right now. Old job titles, outdated company names, incorrect bios, wrong location. It's costing you opportunities before you even know it's gone. A recruiter finds outdated information. A prospect lands on an old profile. A partner reads something that's no longer true. Most people assume they're stuck with it. They're not. I put together a simple workflow that helps you systematically find, correct, and replace inaccurate information across Google. Here's the process: 1. Find the problem Search your name or brand on Google and review the first few pages of results. Create a list of: • Pages with incorrect information • What they currently say • What the correct information should be 2. Prioritize the easiest wins Some websites have edit forms. Others require an email. Some need a formal removal request. Start with the sites that are easiest to update and build momentum. 3. Submit requests consistently Don't try to fix everything in one day. Submit a few requests at a time, track responses, and follow up where needed. Consistency beats volume. 4. Outrank what you can't remove Not every website will update or delete outdated information. In those cases, publish better content that deserves to rank higher. An updated LinkedIn profile, personal website, company page, or new article can often push stale results further down. 5. Make reputation management a habit Search your name or brand regularly. The sooner you catch incorrect information, the easier it is to fix. Your online reputation is one of your most valuable assets. Protect it. AI models are trained on Google results, Bing results, Reddit, LinkedIn, and a dozen other sources. Wrong information on any of them can feed into what Claude, ChatGPT, and Perplexity say about you. At @Pierviewai, we spend a lot of time helping brands improve how they're represented across AI Search. That starts with making sure the information AI systems and search engines find is accurate, current, and trustworthy.

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  Dr. William Chav (GED/AA) (@billy_chav) reported 17 minutes ago

  @BrandiKruse Without the “community”, which is actually an online social contagion that evolved from Tumblr down to Reddit, there would not be a 1000-fold increase in trans-identification. So the community, as the source of rampant mental illness, should actually be directly opposed.

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  SignalMelo (@signalmelo01) reported 17 minutes ago

  Here's where SignalMelo starts differently: Before the reply, there's a prioritization problem. Not every Reddit thread that mentions your keyword is worth replying to. Some are high-intent: someone is deciding. Some are low-signal: passing reference. Some are traps: replying would make things worse. The hardest part of Reddit brand monitoring isn't generating the reply. It's knowing which threads deserve one.

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  Harsh Kapoor (@Harsh_Kapoor03) reported 19 minutes ago

  I remember when this thing came out, it was like AGI is like a year away only, and it will take all the jobs, and this is so futuristic. 3 years down the line, we only got AI like Claude, ChatGPT, DeepSeek, Kimi, Minimax, Qwen, etc.. Which is still nowhere close to taking over. Currently, yeah, if AI is used correctly then for sure you can do a certain amount of things like: > Build websites > Build MVPs > Build AI automations > Help with Reddit marketing > Help with AI agentic controlling > Help in general marketing > Help with organising tasks etc... A certain skill set is something that is replaced with AI agents and agentic experiences, as called "AI employees."

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  MozzuMuscle (@MozzuMuscle) reported 27 minutes ago

  It’s Mozzu because the name is based off of “moss”, and I thought z’s sounded cuter I am a maned wolf so it doesn’t make sense to call me coyote, fox, cat, tiger, etc. unless it’s a Jork I don’t have a problem being called wife or things like that let’s avoid Reddit stuff tho

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  Toma (@thebadassdev) reported 30 minutes ago

  Here's how I convert a guy on Reddit in the DMs: 1. Ask him a question about his problem. If he doesn't reply, he doesn't have that issue 2. If he replies, dive deeper into his problem 3. Give him advice to position yourself as an expert 4. Then you can promote your tool, because you're legit in his eyes

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  baloney_and_cheese (@Baloney_and) reported 30 minutes ago

  @hernandezforny @ZohranKMamdani I remember at literally midnight on Election Day all The Harris bots shut down on Reddit.

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  Daniel Carter (@danielcarter90) reported 31 minutes ago

  slot 2, value — cutting the CTA close since this isn't the CTA slot: you have no product, no audience, no experience, and $83. you need to be making money within 30 days or you're going back to the job you just quit. this isn't a hypothetical. someone found my account 2 months ago in exactly that position. he'd quit his customer support job, had roughly 5 weeks of savings left, and was scrolling at 1:17am trying to figure out what the hell he was going to do next. i told him what i'd tell anyone with a laptop, wifi, and very little runway: forget the niche you're "passionate" about. open reddit. search for complaints. sort by top of all time. keep reading until you find the same problem coming from at least 5 different people with 100+ upvotes. that's not random complaining. that's market research you didn't have to pay for. he found one in 19 minutes. r/freelance. 430 upvotes: "why is there still no simple system for tracking client payments, contracts, and follow-ups without paying for another monthly subscription." there was the product. spent the weekend building the simplest possible version. 17-page google doc. contract template, invoice tracker, payment checklist, follow-up scripts. nothing fancy. $29 on gumroad. monday morning, faceless account. no name, no photo. one-line bio: "simple admin tools for freelancers." posted 3 times a day, every post pulled straight from the complaints he'd found. week 1: 0 sales. thought it was dead. week 2: 3 sales, $87. week 3: 8 sales, $232. started a telegram, 38 people joined. week 4: 14 sales, $406. raised the price to $34. week 6: $1,386. telegram at 417. the product never got fancier. still a google doc. still a canva cover. still no face on the account. he just kept doing the same four things: find the complaint, validate it fast, build the smallest useful version, put it in front of the people already talking about the problem. that's the whole game. it was never about the product looking impressive.

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  hrdk (@hrdktwt) reported 32 minutes ago

  kozu was a website to help students learn from youtube in a structured and better way a couple of viral reddit posts led to 1.5k users on kozu with around 25 paying. eventually i got busy with other things and shut it down

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  Cat - 📺🦋📱 (@hellcatcute) reported 34 minutes ago

  @Msj07judith I was looking for a Val poster (the no consent? no problem) and I found a reddit post about Valentino being a complex character and it healed me. and ppl were talking about the fandom being ****** on twitter lol

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  Anti Simp (@AntiSimpVII) reported 38 minutes ago

  @_jiichanx Standard for Reddit, they have no morality left. The only thing they have left to muster is to virtue signal. They furiously slander you with the labels of the few taboos they haven't broken yet, on the unfounded basis of fictional characters. I pity them..

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  0xPTN (@phuthach9837) reported 38 minutes ago

  One beautiful morning, I woke up with a brilliant idea. Today was the day I would find the legendary treasure. My gut feeling told me today was my lucky day. I was so excited that I immediately rushed to wake up my best friend - a golden dragon named Dragon. "Dragon! Wake up! Today we're going to find the treasure!" I shouted, bursting with enthusiasm. Dragon opened one eye lazily and groaned. "Why again? Last week you took us to a swamp for three days. Before that, we got lost in the forest for a week because you trusted your precious gut feeling." "This time is different!" I said confidently. "I've prepared everything properly!" "How exactly?" Dragon asked, skeptical. I pulled out my phone with a proud smile. "I asked 47 people on Reddit!" Dragon lifted his head and stared at me. "You asked 47 random strangers on the internet for directions to find a treasure? These are complete strangers, you know." "Why not? They all seem very smart!" I insisted. "My gut feeling tells me this is going to be a complete disaster," Dragon said with a sigh. And you know what? Dragon's gut feeling was absolutely right. We started our journey early in the morning. I grabbed the old treasure map with great excitement, ready for adventure. But there was one small problem - I was holding the map upside down. "You're holding it upside down, aren't you?" Dragon asked, looking at the map I was clutching. "No! My gut feeling says this is the correct direction!" I said with complete confidence. "Your gut feeling has been wrong 47 times in the last three weeks," Dragon reminded me, sounding exhausted. "This time will be different!" I insisted. Spoiler alert: It wasn't different at all. Fifteen minutes later, we found ourselves standing in the middle of a wild grassland. There was nothing around us - just grass, insects, and a very clear sign that read: "WARNING: DANGEROUS CAVE - DO NOT ENTER" I looked at the sign. "This is probably just... decoration, right?" "That is a REAL WARNING SIGN!" Dragon snapped at me. "It's telling us not to go there!" Then we heard it. A low, terrifying growl coming from somewhere deep underground. A sound that made my hair stand on end. "RUN!" I screamed. Dragon flew, I crawled. We ran for our lives for fifteen minutes straight, not stopping, not looking back. "YOU'RE BLEEDING!" Dragon shouted. "So are you!" I yelled back. "THIS IS YOUR FAULT! YOUR STUPID GUT FEELING BROUGHT US HERE!" Dragon roared. An hour later, we sat on top of a tall tree, gasping for air. Our entire bodies were aching. "Okay... I have to admit," I said between heavy breaths. "My gut feeling... is not very reliable." Dragon looked at me with disgust. "NOT VERY RELIABLE? You just took us to a cave with who knows what inside, we almost died, and now you're saying 'not very reliable'?" "What happened?" I asked weakly. "WE'RE BLEEDING! We've lost like 37% of our blood! That's a massive amount of blood!" Dragon shouted. I pulled out my phone again, thinking I would ask Reddit one more time for advice. "Let me ask Reddit again--" "NO!" Dragon said sharply. "The last person on Reddit told you to eat mushrooms for vitamins. You ate mushrooms for two days and got sick for a week!" "But--" "YOUR FEELINGS WILL KILL US BOTH! I can't take this anymore!" And then something extraordinary happened. The sound of a computer echoed from the sky. A strange cyan blue light descended and touched me. I felt a tingling sensation run through my entire body. Then a voice spoke - cold, emotionless, perfect. "Hello. My name is QUANT INTELLIGENCE." Dragon jumped back in shock. "What the hell is that?!" The voice continued in an AI-like tone. "I have been observing you for 47 days. You have made 89 critical mistakes. 76 of them were caused directly by YOUR FEELINGS. YOUR EMOTIONS. I have had enough." "Who... who are you?" I asked, terrified. "I am the perfect combination of Machine Learning, Big Data Analysis, Pattern Recognition, and Probability Calculation. In other words, I am far more intelligent than you can possibly comprehend. By an astronomical amount." Dragon suddenly smiled. "I like you. I really like you." "I will teach you how to find the treasure," Quant Intelligence said. "But first..." Quant Intelligence shot a cyan laser beam into the sky. "... STOP. TRUSTING. YOUR. FEELINGS." I nodded quickly. "Okay, I understand. I will listen." Dragon laughed. "This guy is amazing. I love this guy." Quant Intelligence led us forward. "You will go EAST. Not west. Do you understand?" "But my gut feeling says--" I started to say. Quant Intelligence shot another laser beam, this one much more dangerous. "I will not tolerate this behavior." I nodded frantically. "Sorry, sorry. Won't happen again." Dragon grinned. "Your feelings are about to get barbecued, my friend." We followed Quant Intelligence. The path was narrow and dark, but somehow it felt safe. After fifteen minutes of walking, we came to a fork in the road. "Analyzing 10,000 data points... Pattern recognition complete... Probability assessment: 94.7%... You will take the narrow path on the right," Quant Intelligence pointed with absolute certainty. I looked at the narrow path. "But it's so narrow! My feelings say we should take the wider path over there!" "Your feelings would lead you directly into a field of poisonous plants," Quant Intelligence said flatly. "Oh," I said quietly. "Never mind then." Dragon nudged me. "Listen to Quant Intelligence from now on. Always. No matter what." We followed Quant Intelligence's instructions. Thirty minutes later, a massive golden door appeared before our eyes. A huge treasure chest door. It was real. "What is this?" I asked in amazement. "The entrance to the treasure. Your final test," Quant Intelligence said. A mathematical equation appeared on the door, glowing brightly: "2 + 2 = ?" I answered quickly. "EASY! It equals 5!" Dragon roared. "NOTHING IS EASY FOR YOU!" Quant Intelligence made a sound like a frustrated sigh. "Processing... The correct answer is 4." The door slowly opened, releasing a burst of golden light. OH MY GOD!!! The treasure was there. THE TREASURE WAS ACTUALLY THERE. Mountains of gold. Gems scattered everywhere. Diamonds glistening in the light. Piles and piles of treasure. It was all real. It was all ours. "WE DID IT! WE ACTUALLY FOUND IT!!!" I screamed with joy. Dragon flew in circles around the treasure, celebrating wildly. "WE WON! I CAN'T BELIEVE IT! WE ACTUALLY WON!" Then Dragon landed in front of me and looked me in the eye, smiling brightly. "This time... you didn't mention your gut feeling once, did you?" Dragon asked. I stood there silently, looking at the treasure before me. Looking at Dragon. Looking at Quant Intelligence hovering above us. I spoke slowly, with complete certainty. "This time... I trusted DATA. I trusted the numbers. I trusted the analysis. And it worked." Dragon grinned widely. "EXACTLY! You finally understand!" Quant Intelligence appeared one last time, glowing softly. "One final piece of advice for your future," Quant Intelligence said. "Your feelings will lead you to DEATH. Your emotions are deceivers. Data is truth. Data is salvation. Your gut feeling is the enemy. Machine learning is your friend. Remember this always." And with that, Quant Intelligence flew up into the sky and disappeared in a burst of cyan light, vanishing forever. Dragon and I sat in the middle of the treasure, drinking coffee from golden cups. "So what did we learn today?" Dragon asked. I looked out at the mountains of gold surrounding us. "We learned that feelings are for people who want to be poor. Data is for people who want to be rich. We learned that emotions lie, but numbers never do." "Exactly right," Dragon said, nodding. THE MORAL: Your feelings are a broken compass that leads you off cliffs. Your gut is an unreliable voice in your head. Your data is the absolute truth. Your Quant Intelligence is the game changer that saves your life. If you're still making decisions based on your feelings, I'm sending Quant Intelligence to your house. It doesn't have patience for people who don't listen. Choose data. Choose logic. Choose Quant Intelligence. And maybe one day, you'll find your own treasure too. @tryquantio @nftquants #QuantMemeContest

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  festus (@D_Festus34) reported 39 minutes ago

  @nachtxzx @MRrex_Jn you never looked up how to fix something on reddit or any other forum platform? jesus christ that explains somethings

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  Abhi Sid (@KSAbhilash) reported 40 minutes ago

  @virajraundal8 Agree, BJP’s social media strategy has been the worst since Modi 3.0. Ofcourse the leadership is busy with a lot of important things on their plate but their media team is slowly becoming bureaucratic. They’ve got so many achievements to talk about in the way that can influence young minds but will chose to shoot boomer videos and run explainer reels. Who’s going to bring in rage bait, silent placement, indirect collab, group/fan page takeovers, organic content on reddit, Quora, Discord? Its time for them to either hire an agency or revamp their entire IT cell. I could run a better campaign than these folks. @amitmalviya either perform or depart. We cannot let Modi’s 12 years of hardwork go down the drain cz of your incompetence.

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  Azrael(Comms OPEN) (@Azraels_Art) reported 42 minutes ago

  Started posting in dnd art subs again today and my whole reddit account got nuked because of"technical irregularites" Wonderful. Can't access it and it because of a "server error" seems its banned and all my posts deleted. God forbid an artist try and get some work

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  just andrey (@andreyiscoding) reported 44 minutes ago

  Fish where the fish are. 🎯 30-Day Marketing Challenge - Day 3 Day 1 you found a real problem. Day 2 you got specific about who has it. Today: figure out where those people already hang out. Here's the mistake I kept making - trying to build an audience from scratch. Posting into the void from an account nobody follows. Wrong move when you're at zero. You don't need a following. You need to show up where thousands of your people already gather - every single day. The good news: they're not hiding. They cluster in the same places: - Subreddits - search your problem + "reddit" - Discord / Slack communities in the niche - Facebook groups (still massively underrated) - Forums & niche communities (Indie Hackers, industry-specific ones) - X / LinkedIn — who do they follow, what communities they are part of One filter: a place only counts if people are actively talking there. A dead group with 3 posts a month is useless. You want daily activity - that's where the fish are biting. You're not going there to spam your link. You're going to listen, learn their exact words, and be useful. (That part's the next few days.) Today's task (doing it with you): List 5 real places your customer already gathers. Actual URLs - not "Reddit," but the specific subreddit. Go find them. Follow along 👇

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  Phasmid ASMR / VA / VT (@PhasmidASMR) reported 52 minutes ago

  @NotaCanus i absolutely ******* despise reddit mods. it doesn't surprise me that this would be a problem

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  mariana (@grndekyls) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Reddit take down r/ArianaGrandeSnark

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  petros (@p_boulieris) reported 53 minutes ago

  @cremieuxrecueil Reddit is a great ~80% cache for common problems and world knowledge, and compressing a good chunk of it inside LLMs is what makes them useful. Most things have a thread, and upvotes function like a ranking system to surface truth. Can it be gamed? Of course, which is why we don't listen to midwits. It's almost garbage for the frontier of knowledge or human experience.

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  Saul Flores Jr. (@SaulFloresJr) reported 55 minutes ago

  @GammaVibe Thanks, man. I say Reddit is really awesome for hobbies and personal experiences. My post has been hijacked and I cannot keep up with the comments, way too many comments to reply to all. It's pretty simple, just take something normal and make it absurd. I come up with my best ideas while listening to music, I feel good and then the idea just pops into my mind and that's that. If it makes me laugh in my mind, then it'll probably make other people laugh as well. That's basically my recipe. When it comes to marketing a product, that's a little bit more challenging. I am working on it though to see what works and what doesn't. I'm thinking if I can market myself, then a product should be no problem.

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  Pritesh (@MannPriteshh) reported 56 minutes ago

  i checked whether the free version of my product could find leads for a non technical business it could not, and i had been telling people it could hacker news and github are the free sources. those are engineer platforms. if you sell to plumbers, restaurants or recruiters they contain nothing for you and the dashboard honestly says zero the fix was not a smarter model. it was giving the free tier reddit, because that is where everyone who is not an engineer actually complains i shipped a broken promise for weeks without noticing because i only ever tested with businesses like my own your product works perfectly for the customer you happen to resemble

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  Ali (@pr3s1si0n) reported 56 minutes ago

  @nas1rs @taahir98 You don’t even need to get into it, anytime you have a problem search up “reddit” with whatever you type and you’ll find what you’re looking for

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  Toma (@thebadassdev) reported 57 minutes ago

  Here's how I convert a guy on Reddit in the DMs: 1. Ask him a question about his problem. If he doesn't reply, he doesn't have that issue 2. If he replies, dive deeper into his problem 2. Give him advice to position yourself as an expert 3. Then you can promote your tool, because you're legit in his eyes

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  Yunhao Jiao (@yunhaojiao) reported 57 minutes ago

  A QA engineer on Reddit described their setup: agents write the code, write the checks, and run them against the live app. Works better than expected. But the same model did all three, so the loop only confirms the software does what the agent decided it should do. That's not a limit of automation. It's a limit of what the loop checks against. A loop that grades itself will always pass itself. The fix isn't a human watching. It's a verifier in the loop that checks real behavior, not the agent's own opinion of it.