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  em (@daelilah) reported 36 seconds ago

  @jack @moot @Reddit It's easy to fill in the gaps auto"magic"ally in my head and just sort of...skim over that like speed-reading, knowing what they likely /meant/ to say (despite several layers of issues and language processing malfunctions very evident by degradation of language and accessibility)

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 2 minutes ago

  The cryptid community has been doing it by hand for decades — scraping Reddit, BFRO, podcasts, and YouTube, then losing half the signal overnight. Built Spoorsignal to fix that. Ingests everything 24/7, scores every sighting, and pushes credible hits within seconds. Live soon.

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  Michael Vodinelich (@vodignosis) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Twiddiot1776 I was reading on Reddit that Satan's **** via cigar/penis shaped UFO batted down Amelia Earnhardt's plane outta the sky.

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  DlolFace | Occasional Artist (@Dlol_Face) reported 5 minutes ago

  @heartjust4you there are some anime that have their fan discord server but my guess for COTN is a small discord server that probably isn't active. most of the anicord server i'm in are mostly hits anime, THOUGH lemme know if there's one, because i am NOT using a reddit

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  Anatomically Incorrect Heart of 🏚twt (@S4d__0N3_7) reported 8 minutes ago

  @mayday_aj it's like if your kid asked for reddit you'd shut that down SO fast

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  Shashi Pandit (@ipanditshashi) reported 9 minutes ago

  I've spent months building NameSpyAI. No paid marketing. Just shipping, talking to founders, SEO, Reddit, X, and improving the product every week. I'm thinking about spending my first $19 on a featured launch to see if paid promotion is actually worth it. If you were in my shoes, would you spend it? Or keep doubling down on organic growth? #buildinpublic #indiehackers

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  ꩜ (@favecicoria) reported 9 minutes ago

  @cybelethebest A few years ago I went down a reddit rabbit hole. There are entire online communities of women encouraging one another to cut off (often their husband’s) families over minor offenses which are categorized as “boundary stomping” and harped on endlessly. Horrifying.

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  ¹² (@kimiforwdc) reported 10 minutes ago

  @kimionpole yep esp on reddit there were a looot of weird comments that's was crazy now the post is taken down even💀

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  Bhavyam Arora (@AroraBhavyam) reported 11 minutes ago

  99% startups who applied to yc today will get rejected. here's what the smart ones do next: a no from yc isn't the end. they literally encourages you to reapply and tracks your progress across applications. the founders who get in later treat rejection as round one, not game over. the playbook: "don't wait for feedback" yc doesn't tell you why you got cut at the application stage. so stop self-doubting firstly. the reasons founders get rejected are almost always the same: - no visible progress between "idea" and "application" - not the perfect answer why you're the right team for the problem - vague answers that read as ai slop or unclear thinking reapply. it actually works. - dropbox: drew houston applied solo, got rejected, was told to find a cofounder. he did, reapplied, got in. - reddit: rejected for a completely different first idea. yc liked the founders and told them to come back. they did. the pattern never changes: build, show progress, come back stronger! you can apply again right now yc's decision lets you apply for the next batch. no need to wait months to get another chance. don't put your life on hold other strong programs are still open while you regroup. check the attached tweet below for whole list where you can apply as well. apply in parallel, not "later." the real unlock is traction a reapplication that says "we listened, we built, here are the numbers" beats a first application every time. the 6 months after a no matter more than the no itself. rejection quietly filters out the founders who were never that serious. don't be one. 💀 follow @arorabhavyam for weekly content around founders, startups and AI! 🫡

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  𝗝𝗧 𝗦𝗺𝗶𝘁𝗵 (@nexxai) reported 11 minutes ago

  @LeahTCodes @taylorotwell Hey Leah, I'm not who I should report this to (@pascalbaljet maybe?) but when I have this extension enabled, Reddit stops loading for me. As soon as I disable it, Reddit resumes working. Happy to provide any troubleshooting logs to whoever needs them to help diagnose the problem.

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  Jouni Hulkkonen (@JouniHulkkonen) reported 13 minutes ago

  @GameGPU_com Keyes mission crashes every time in the start on my 5070Ti and reddit also has a thread with a lot of people experiencing the same issue.

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  Andrew J (@AndrewJoseph70) reported 14 minutes ago

  @the3rdestate_cl @PER4ORM Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  SNPER🪓 (@piyusFuss) reported 15 minutes ago

  need a motorcycle by the end of this year, preferably an ADV/Tourer I'm thinking these two RTX 300: absolute chunky, expensive to maintain and fix, TVS🫩🫩, 30-35kmpl on avg (asked an owner) VSTROM: 250 oil cooled, reliable japanese, 35-40kmpl (as per reddit), cost efficient.

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  Sergiu 🤖 AI Directories (@s_chiriac) reported 19 minutes ago

  I've been stress testing BrandReply before launch by tracking AI Directories. 👀 On July 14, we were mentioned in 83% of the AI prompts I was tracking. LLMs were sending great traffic. Then something happened. Around July 21, my Reddit account got suspended and all my posts were removed. Our mention rate dropped to 67%. Weirdly... I'm excited. 🚀 It means the algorithm actually works. It detected the loss in AI visibility almost immediately. Now I know exactly what I need to fix to climb back up💪

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  Suzanne (@catholicmom2) reported 22 minutes ago

  @ANTHONYBLOGAN One nice thing about using AI vice Google to search for something or summarize a current issue is you can give it an overarching instruction that to fairly represent all sides & exclude certain sources (reddit, wikipedia, for ex. Plus you don't have to follow a bunch of links