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  zlatan ibemovinbricks (@DBloxkzTrinidad) reported 1 minute ago

  @spurs_muse reddit is down the hall to the left dork

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  Alexey Kachalov (@AlexeyUnione) reported 14 minutes ago

  We hired a consultant to build an AI content system that was supposed to parse Reddit threads, identify trending topics in our niche, and turn them into draft post.Фfter months of delays she finally delivered a demo where the Reddit parsing function broke on the first run, returned nothing, and she said "it worked fine yesterday." A week later she came back to say she couldn't actually fix it but helpfully left us instructions so our team could set it up ourselves, which is when I realized we hadn't bought a working system, we'd bought somebody else's unfinished side project. Before you outsource your content pipeline to any AI vendor, ask to see the specific function you're paying for run live on your data in a fresh session, because a recorded demo tells you nothing about whether the thing actually holds up under real use.

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  GrumpierByTheDay (@GrumpierBTDay) reported 15 minutes ago

  @HYcorps @ZaStocks Reddit is already a terrible training ground. Look at those stats/studies on how Reddit relationship advice changed over time. Like 90% of all solutions offered now are "leave your partner". You don't really want Reddit in your training corpus.

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  Jordan (@_grojo) reported 16 minutes ago

  @ZaStocks the issue with it is that the data is getting worse over time and polluted with fast amounts of llm garbage. reddit data has 'peaked' - and going forward it will be worse. earnings from the data will lag that as the historical data is still relevant, but it won't be forever.

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  Peter Brand - Wishlist The Void (@EyeOfScar) reported 19 minutes ago

  You are missing the point. You cannot make a game for everyone. The point is to reach out to potential audience of your game and get them excited. 99% of the time, it would be the non-audience who complains about something. You cannot sell a game to somebody who is not your audience. The game mentioned clearly have a demographic, but the word clearly didn't reach them. A demographic that plays games like Flower, Journey, Abzu, etc. They are among the mainstream audience itself, but perhaps not in the PC crowd, more in console space if I were to say. The answer to this is not "just market the game" either. This is why big studios throws multi millions to promote their games, just to get the word out, to get the reach. For indie devs, esp solo, this help would require the help from community of other developers as well as audience who support the indie community. Even if the game isn't for you, it doesn't take much to share it or talk about it with someone whom you think it might be a fit for. There are various social sites, reddit, etc that can help with some exposure. A little help can go a long way. Every day thousands of games come out. A huge portion of this being simply junk. The audience can help filter these and bring light to some genuinely good games. There is a trend in YT now where you purposefully play terrible games just to make scared faces and jumpscare content. What good does that even do. Awards are being given to games with 10s of millions of dollars in budget calling themselves indies. What good is that doing? The more I think about this, the more what Satya Nadella said start to make sense - "The main competitor of Xbox / Microsoft is not other game platforms, its tiktok" - because it seems now that people only want to waste time and not experience it. So products have to appeal in such a way that it can excite the zombie brain. All these doesn't leave me optimistic for the future. But you gotta do what you gotta do at the end of the day and hope for the best, while preparing for the worst.

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  Luffy. YSK (@luffy_ysk) reported 20 minutes ago

  @SJMelnick @philthatremains Reddit is down the hall, turn left.

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  Emira (@Em_i_ra) reported 20 minutes ago

  Can this comeback I wanna give half a star Image loading is twice as slow and ads are structured like reddit, you literally can't press "not interested" any more and they hide that they are ads

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  lina ꕤ petal !!! (@remorbits) reported 23 minutes ago

  is Reddit down?

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  dnv (@dnvtweets) reported 23 minutes ago

  r/gamedevelopment on reddit is hands down the worst place to look out for advice on gamedevelopment

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  Roy Quilor (@RoyQuilor) reported 26 minutes ago

  Reddit is the one thing LLMs can't replace. The raw, unfiltered way real people describe their problems. No AI generates that language. And that language is exactly what your landing page, your ads, and your product copy need. I recently applied it to my products: 1. AI agreed with every idea. Minepath shows you if anyone's actually searching for it. 2. One session a week. Seven posts, three articles, in your voice, without the context switch

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  UAP ★ Luigi ★👁️⃤ 🇺🇸 κρυπτός W.👽MJ12 SOM1-01🫈 (@UAPLuigi) reported 26 minutes ago

  The Magé UFO incident 💥 🛸 🇧🇷 Often discussed as the “Magé UFO crash” occurred on the night of May 12, 2020, in the municipality of Magé, Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil, just north of Rio de Janeiro city near Guanabara Bay. Residents filmed and shared numerous videos showing multiple glowing orbs and lights of different colors (blue, red, yellow) moving across the sky from roughly 10:40 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. Some clips depicted circular objects and bright flashes on the horizon, with a few appearing to form triangular patterns. These recordings quickly spread on Twitter, Reddit, and Brazilian social media, sparking widespread public interest. As the videos went viral, speculation rapidly escalated into claims of a UFO crash or shoot-down. Rumors circulated about loud explosions and gunshots, Brazilian army troops cordoning off forested areas along the bay as a supposed crash site, and soldiers detaining people who tried to approach. Online users pointed to a Google Maps satellite image that seemed to show a disc-shaped white object in the woods, interpreting it as wreckage or a landed craft; some dramatized videos and CGI animations even alleged U.S. military involvement and captured beings. The hashtag #MageUFO trended briefly before many posts disappeared, fueling accusations of censorship or a cover-up. In reality, no witnesses formally reported the objects to local authorities, and Brazilian news outlets covered the event as a “supposed UFO appearance” that generated memes rather than confirmed anomalies. Skeptics attributed the lights to mundane causes such as drones, skydivers with pyrotechnics, Chinese lanterns, or conventional aircraft. Google confirmed the satellite “saucer” was a common sensor artifact caused by sunlight reflecting off a building and overloading the camera. Investigations, including from ufology groups, found no verifiable debris, crash evidence, or official military records supporting extraordinary claims, marking the episode as a classic case of social-media-driven hysteria amplifying ambiguous nighttime lights into elaborate conspiracy theories.

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  Just Another Dude (@Priestlyblock67) reported 27 minutes ago

  @SynthPotato You're such a corporate shill dude, all you do 24/7 is shill "hey look this is perfect, hey this criticism is wrong because I said so" No one complains about character moments, the problem with ragnarok is the ****** *** reddit tier writing across the board, period

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  goyurd⚡️ (@GoyardHold30) reported 34 minutes ago

  @FourPatsDynasty @DailyFumbles I was told today on Reddit you can’t draft players older than 28 years old and that’s terrible dynasty practice.

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  Colgate Enjoyer🪥 (@JewsTotallyRock) reported 35 minutes ago

  @BronyJugend The most obscure and underground solutions for computer issues reside only on reddit, and that's thanks to forums being completely dead/wiped out. If it weren't for reddits age and it's decades of backlogs from effortpost culture, it would be ******* useless for these things.

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  NinjaPromo (@ninjapromoio) reported 35 minutes ago

  @NoContextHumans That's when you have to add "reddit" to the end of the search and pray someone 8 years ago had the exact same problem