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  Mehul (@maghi_solo) reported 3 seconds ago

  Saw a founder post on Reddit about how leaning too hard on AI can backfire. ChatGPT and Claude each gave him three "validated" ideas that sounded logical and recommended building them. Problem: the demand wasn't real. The LLMs are optimized for a good answer, not a true one. No real conversations, no real ICP, just pattern-matched guesses dressed up as insight based on the data that they have. AI can tell you what sounds like a good idea. Only real people can tell you if anyone wants it.

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  dora is suspended CAUTION⚠️ HEAVY SERENADE (@dorainprison) reported 3 minutes ago

  is reddit down or is it my network

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  Kevin Brian (@KevinBrianxmm1) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Tahnit @Reddit @RobertMitch_ fixes issues like this.

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  Hisa (@hisanigeria) reported 6 minutes ago

  X, the social media app is the least valuable part of SpaceX.  Poor ad revenue. Functions mainly as a data feed for Grok. Worth roughly $25 billion, slightly less  than Reddit. Significant on its own. A rounding error inside a $2 trillion company.

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  Fred Max (@FredMaxAlpha) reported 10 minutes ago

  @chris904812 @weareXRAYCAT @Uncommonsince76 I'll bet the "civics test" that you envision has reddit up/down votes instead of multiple choice.

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  Rahul Bharati (@BharatiRahul) reported 11 minutes ago

  Hey @Google, looks like your team doesn't even know they have a setting to explicitly select a preferred language. I search a simple recipe and get a forced Hindi translation anyway. This is an old problem heavily complained about on Reddit & Twitter, yet you choose to ignore it. Stop overriding user settings.

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  Collins (@randomthatsgood) reported 19 minutes ago

  Customer research goes much deeper than reading Reddit posts. Let's break down how to tap into your ICP's deepest, darkest insecurities they aren't even aware of... And how to turn that into ads that make them feel like it was written specifically for them. Let's take this quote as an example: "I've tried everything and nothing seems to work for my gut." Conscious read: she wants a solution that works. Unconscious read: she's starting to believe she's the problem. That her body is broken. That she's been failed so many times she's almost giving up. That's a completely different angle. Once we uncover the intention & feeling behind a quote, we discover a deeper layer of their psyche. This is the process: > Read the quote > Ask yourself ''what feeling had to exist for this to be written?" > Track all research phrases into ''conscious'' and ''unconscious''. See if any patterns form in the ''unconscous'' group. Surprisingly, sometimes they share the same core emotion from completely different quotes Remember this next time you're doing research.

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  Illumanora (@Illumanora) reported 20 minutes ago

  @CryptoCyberia Look, reddit is the issue. Stop training AI on a bunch of depressed mentally retarded morons. Normal people like me stopped using reddit because the mods are.. well 'reddit mod' itself is an insult.

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  🎉🌼 Studious Joyful Gadabout 🍊🍯 (@Green_Paraclete) reported 20 minutes ago

  @ross_neuberth @reddit_lies My issue is that I don't see any way for her to genuinely turn it around outside of general therapy. Her problems won't be solved through a reddit post. I hope the redditors explained this to her.

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  Tommy (@RuzTMY) reported 25 minutes ago

  @stendhalist Never use Reddit other than find solutions to the problems. What do you use Reddit for? I don’t know anything about pro Israel or pro Palestine in there

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  FalterXV (@falter_xv) reported 29 minutes ago

  All that needs to be said. You gotta' stop backpedalling because you slippped up, admitted to stalking me with alts, ban evading, publicly posting doxxes of me online on YT, bragged about it, and then got in trouble on reddit for doxxing me too. You need to learn Flip, that we know your patterns now. Everyone does. That's why you whine about people not believing your tripe and "resorting to how you used to be in arguments." Cut the crap, ijut. You're out of lies to spin. It's the same ones with different narratives. You tried it on reddit too and that backfired as well.

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  doomer (@uncledoomer) reported 30 minutes ago

  it turns out that to fix hollywood, they just needed a new crop of gen Z directors to come in and make movies about what life is actually like in 2026 and boot the epic millenials making reddit marvel slop from the industry. dont let the door hit your chungus *** on the way out!

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  J.W (@jaywaldenwxt) reported 33 minutes ago

  I’m building a Reddit validation system🔍 Point it to a space I am already in (data engineering) and it reads real communities to find the problems most people complain about most.

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  James (@titusunbound) reported 36 minutes ago

  @cljack I think the biggest issue is language barrier and innate skepticism from years of “oh yeah well the Chinese had a fleet of 10 morbillion ships the size of an aircraft carrier!!!!” coming from the Reddit history types. (Yes Korea != china but the brush is wide)

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  BearstaringRRs (@SuzyRyan291602) reported 37 minutes ago

  Why Reddit & Wikipedia are better than AI. At least you could track down the individual propagandists moderating, editing, and banning=silencing people, and tell the world how they bullshit to sell bullshit as real. With AI we just teach it what lies we won't buy, and how we can be more effectively lied to. The amount of very recent history & public news already being rewritten by AI to convince people of bullshit that never happened, is terrifying.