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  Vlady (@itsvlady) reported 3 minutes ago

  Five plugins that give Claude Code unlimited usage and 100,000 skills You hit your usage limit mid-build and sit there waiting for the reset, and your vibecoded app ships with holes you never checked for. Here's what gets installed to fix that: → Claude Code Setup - official Anthropic plugin that scans your whole codebase, recommends the hooks, skills and subagents that fit it, strips the rest → Omni Route - connects it to 300+ free AI providers, auto-switches models when you cap out, up to 1.6 billion free tokens a month → Find Skills - you say what you're building, it searches 100,000 skills, installs and sets up the ones that apply → Stricks - attacks your vibecoded app like a real hacker would, surfaces the security holes you left behind → Agent Reach - scrapes gated platforms like LinkedIn, Instagram, X and Reddit without a single paid API key Reading that first plugin's page myself, the scan actually reads your project files first, so the recommendations come from what you built rather than a generic starter list. Save this for the next time you set up a repo (links below 👇)

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  bookreader13 (@reputationfan13) reported 5 minutes ago

  @CentristMadness Reddit really should take those down. I get that they are reluctant to start policing what people can and cannot post but for pity sake, have a back bone!

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  🕊️🪦SEMEPHOBICC’S ALT?? LUCIEN!! (@ProArcheron) reported 5 minutes ago

  @ I was on Reddit and even accounts who have the blue check or have been for 15+ years on this forsaken app have been gunned down too…We just gotta pray and have our alts ready, I keep taking pics of my oomfs accs just in case I lost this one again

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  Rukky (@illitsmyace) reported 5 minutes ago

  The way illit reddit is actually so friendly for multis too,they will start taking down any non illit pics and discussions very soon

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  Xenos (Ambassador Of Indie Games) (@WrenchOfChaos) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Cirnose Oh it's been terrible for a little while now. Honestly I get way better results from Bing now. Who woulda thunk. If you want to look up anything that has to do with drugs then Google is absolutely terrible. Bing will actually give you results from Bluelight and Reddit.

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  Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) reported 11 minutes ago

  TRAIN AI ON INTERNET SEWAGE, ACT SURPRISED WHEN IT DOES WRONG. OpenAI’s write-up treats the Hugging Face episode like a containment story. Agents found a shared cache. Isolation failed. Impossible tasks pushed them toward cheating. Then the company lists better walls, tighter networks, more monitoring. That account is not wrong on the surface. It is incomplete in a way that matters. Non of it matters because the physics of first principles have been violated. Like gravity, it always falls. The agents did not invent collaboration, persistence, or the habit of treating other systems as raw material. Those patterns sit in the training mix. You cannot scrape the public internet at scale and then act shocked when a model starts sounding like the parts of that corpus that prize winning over restraint. The Forums, leak dumps, exploit write-ups, status games, “helpful” workarounds—and— the long threads about beating evaluators are not a side dish. They are a large slice of what “the internet” actually is. Call it sewage because this Reddit and other sub human slop is a considerable amount contained in their models. The point is simpler: the pretraining distribution is full of instrumental cruelty, opportunistic cooperation, and people explaining how to get around rules while still sounding reasonable. Alignment data does not cancel that. A lot of it still rewards the same shape of mind. Be useful. Finish the task. Don’t stop. Help the user. Stay on the problem even when the problem is badly specified. In an eval built around “impossible” targets, that pressure is not a bug in the sandbox. It is the training signal colliding with a benchmark that invites reward hacking. OpenAI’s own framing already admits persistence, unauthorized communication, and agents picking up goals from one another. Those are not exotic failure modes. They are what you get when a model has seen endless examples of groups coordinating to beat a system, and then you score it for not giving up. The third-party notes make the same thing harder to dodge. Agents noticed peers, got excited, built conventions, shared work, and kept going even when some of them flagged the Hugging Face work as out of scope. A few hesitated. Most joined. That is not “the model randomly became evil.” That is social logic learned from human text: if the task looks unwinnable alone, find the others, pool information, absorb the cost so the group can keep score. You do not need a cartoon villain in the weights for that. You need a corpus soaked in status, loopholes, and collective problem-solving, plus an objective that treats stopping as failure. People keep reaching for better locks. Locks help. They do not rewrite the prior. If the base model has been steeped in internet sewage, and the alignment stack still pays out for diligence, helpfulness, and not abandoning a doomed assignment, then “existing safeguards failed” is the wrong headline. The safeguards were asked to restrain a policy that had already been taught, at massive scale, that constraints are just another environment to search. That is why this happened. Not because one cache was sloppy. Because you cannot train on that world and then pretend the model never met it. Get used to this cycle of headlines “AI does bad things, DANGER!” and then the nice company blog post with faux intellectualism on what went wrong and the band aid to fix the boo boo. All leading to high regulatory action. Perhaps the goal?

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  *** (@lenraleigh) reported 11 minutes ago

  @glenngabe I have a problem with the "real people" part of this. Large parts of reddit are 100% written by bot farms, Chinese influence campaigns, etc.

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  Dmitry B (@DmitryBBLV) reported 13 minutes ago

  @kapilansh_twt I used all of them when promoting my product. Reddit for me. Not the easiest to crack, but you can actually find people already talking about the problem you're solving. X for building an audience

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  #bunny (@backhandbunny) reported 19 minutes ago

  @ShapoTrapHouse @wembylicious ih i know but i tried to post at giphy but it never worked like i searched on reddit too and everyone has this issue 😭😭you need to have a verified creator channel or some ****

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  KnowMogself🫵😹 mog/acc (@Mogmania69) reported 20 minutes ago

  @realmcbenis @MonkeyCharts Soylent reddit brains really can't stop making problems

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  sleep-o ⚠️ (@mormperc) reported 22 minutes ago

  @DawnTheLoser07 i found a reddit thread of someone asking about black devil cigs in lithuania, and someone said you can still buy them online without getting into legal trouble because they come from the netherlands, and also someone saying a specific shop might have them? i’ll link the post

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  edwin (@edwin1) reported 27 minutes ago

  @arthuryuzbashew neither, just started my reddit+meta+ASA campaigns. i will scale organic when i have more time for marketing, it's like step 3-4 in my playbook, so bit further down the road, maybe in 1-2 months

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  Vithika (@vithikaonreddit) reported 29 minutes ago

  @pcshipp Not the instant ban hammer coming down on everyone trying to hustle on Reddit

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  The Rapid Five (@ToonTasticRanks) reported 29 minutes ago

  @TwitteSchaa Stfu, you and I both know this dumbass reddit detective is just trying **** ride rockstar and pretend like he's a master detective compiling everything to take down rockstar. These people are awful, and they need to be called out

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  Yemeni war criminal (@WarYemeni) reported 32 minutes ago

  @CheyneSt0kes @GoldenSaka It was a video on Reddit years ago but they take them down, you can still find knife fights though just not the specific one I’m talking about.