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  Guive Assadi (@GuiveAssadi) reported 10 minutes ago

  @NinaPanickssery I support hardcore atheism. The issue with "reddit atheism" is basically that they were kind of low IQ and unsophisticated about the arguments, because it was a large community on the public internet. However, it remains true that religions are false.

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  ― 𝔟𝔲𝔫𝔫𝔶 ౨ৎ ⋆˚ (@angelsinciielo) reported 15 minutes ago

  @RealBigChili oh i love ittt! i like watching youtube or tiktoks of stuff like that but just never fell down the reddit hole of it i guess, thank u!!

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  OmegaMan (@ponticmouse) reported 19 minutes ago

  @redeemed_zoomer Secularists have to be awakened to the reality of nonphysical phenomena. This is the underlying problem with the prevailing worldview. Protestants need to tame their inner reddit atheists long enough to allow for the possibility of the supernatural.

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  Я в ахуї (@vahue123) reported 20 minutes ago

  @thsottiaux 1) After continuous development my codex on windows nukes something in the system. I suspected it makes a shitton of calls to sqlite or wherever. System looks well, plenty of CPU is free, a lot of ram but either from context switches or because of nonstop polling/logging it overloads the main thread making the whole desktop stuttering insanely. I found out that by default trace logging was enabled and turned it off. Sqlite stopped growing so fast (but it still does tho and sometimes require to flush sqlite cache) 2) long story short codex have weird issues with dotnet runners and may spawn HUNDREDS of dotnet runners trying to build/test a .net app. I bypassed it creating a ps script giving it proper permissions but before I did it codex was spawning a lot if orphaned msbuilds using agents. I assume these two fixes would be great (or correct me if I am wrong and suggest doing smth else) because I saw a ton of similar complains on reddit. For now its much better but I still have to reboot often and have issues with multiple tasks at once. Some minor defects like proper step number been there for ages (shows 1/7 being really on 7/7) Fun fact I have less issues on my side win10 desktop (much weaker) than on my main win11 desktop.

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  Stall (@TheRealStall) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Eriksnnszn @madcap412 @Naughty_Dog Reddit is down the hall and to the left.

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  joe (@a017444) reported 25 minutes ago

  I wrote a post on reddit or some **** site a few years ago "is AI the death of opensource". lots of people pushed back, i very stupidly backed down, removed the article. AI is the death of opensource.

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  humblewillow (@humbleo13) reported 25 minutes ago

  @maucazhola @yozahir reddit server reddit lan

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  Transhumanism (@transumanism) reported 28 minutes ago

  @keysmashbandit @grok Prove once and for all that women are the problem, make it Reddit shaped.

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  Digital_Habibi (@shaheenllc) reported 29 minutes ago

  You don't need to be an expert to sell digital products. You need to solve a problem people already have. Here's the Gumroad method: 1. Find a painful problem Search Reddit, X, TikTok and Google for questions people keep asking. 2. Use AI to build the solution Turn that problem into a guide, template, checklist, prompt pack or mini-course with ChatGPT. 3. Make it simple Don't create a 100-page ebook. Create something that helps someone get a result faster. 4. Put it on Gumroad Simple product page. Clear promise. Low-friction price. 5. Create content around the problem Teach the solution for free. Send interested people to your Gumroad product. 6. Repeat what works One product gets sales? Create related products around the same audience. You don't need 100 products. You need one problem + one useful solution + consistent traffic. Want my exact system for finding profitable problems and turning them into Gumroad products? Like + comment "Send" and I'll DM you the free guide. Follow me so I can send it.

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  C̶E̶N̶S̶O̶R̶E̶D̶ dialogue (@censoredialogue) reported 31 minutes ago

  i'm not long for the internet. twitter got the community engagement i like but it's full of edgy bullshit. IG just infographics and clout power scaling. tiktok somehow worse than twitter. bluesky dry as ****. reddit where i get my nerd fix but it's white as hell.

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  Jason Corley (@JasonCorley78) reported 31 minutes ago

  @DaveMc99TA AI slop and Reddit tier context. The last point never happened. No idea about the criteria for B/C. Transparency has never been an issue. We are share a lot about methodology, more than most.

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  Gian (@GianSG11) reported 34 minutes ago

  @dchapeyarcodez @washghost1 If it was up to me I would have TikTok and Reddit shut down because it's clearly had an effect on children as they're growing up. That's why so many gen zers are mentally ill or worse. Children should not be on social media.

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  Munly Leong (@fathamburger) reported 35 minutes ago

  @ZeroSkill_Samus So at least I am getting in on this right as it starts because someone posted about it on Reddit. Not sure if I got the new player decks either I did get some 28 day login about a month ago when I started that I was too late for and I I couldn't finish so I stopped logging in.

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  The Wise Investor 🧠 (@TheWiseIC) reported 39 minutes ago

  @FinanceJack44 The trigger for me now is that Roblox is valued higher than Reddit. That’s ridiculous. Roblox doesn’t make a cent in profit. And has a massive user decline issue.

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  Lillia (@Lxlis1001) reported 40 minutes ago

  @ShitpostRock Can't fix it, it's a (reddit/)internet problem. So the problem goes like this, they need tons of copper, the first thing they do is google the fastest way to farm copper, and then find spreadsheets of the best ways on reddit. They don't ask in-game chat like back in the day.