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  Rohit Kashyap | AI + Full-Stack (@rohit_jsfreaky) reported 6 seconds ago

  @pcshipp going where the pain is already being posted. find the reddit and X threads where people complain about the exact problem you solve, reply helpfully, link only when it actually fits. slow but the users are real, not random traffic

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  Nostro, the Turning Point (@Mars2021Kj) reported 3 minutes ago

  So this is my first official post since I got a blue check mark, and my first post since all the bullshit with GoW: Laufey. GoW has been my favourite gaming franchise for over twenty years. I literally grew up with it. As I grew older, the games changed, the narratives changed, Kratos changed, in some subtle ways and some bigger ones. I was always happy to play, always excited to see a new trailer. GoW 2018 was one of my all time favourite trailer reveals, it was so cool. I know the Norse saga games aren’t everyone’s cup of tea, fair enough, but they always held on at least a little to what made God of War so compelling. To what drew me to it. Even with Ragnarok’s narrative blunders, Faye ironically being the worst culprit, I enjoyed it overall quite a bit. The Laufey trailer was genuinely the most depressing thing I’ve seen in gaming by a wide margin, nothing comes even remotely close. All of that quality of animation, that beautiful music, return to form in combat, all of that time waiting, not even expecting a new GoW game just happy overall with the result, warts and all, and we got a poor choice of protagonist, a bad garish colour palette, a cringe light blue Reddit cube, sassy pink ribbons, absurd tone and dialogue, an Egyptian goddess that looks like a man, a distinct lack of femininity in the trailer as a whole; the protagonist is a woman, why is she stuck in puke green and grey androgynous armor?, all stuck in a location with a very dumb name whose creation will serve to cheapen every moment in the series. Old foes of Kratos will return, Gods whose death should have been permanent, as now there is no excuse that they can’t return, and they will be lesser than they were, all to fight and lose to the cringe girl boss the developers idolized in there heads. A character that was damaged irreparably in Ragnarok, a character that was never foreshadowed to have a game or to even return, a character that wasn’t in demand from the audience before the trailer was shown, and a character that lacks the charisma or presence to carry a game on her own. That trailer genuinely hurt to watch, to see something I love go to **** so willingly, and ever since I’ve been on X trying to explain my points, trying to hear any kind of counter arguement, and trying to make sure that Santa Monica knew how badly they had erred. How much they had ****** up. How irreparable this would be. An unforced error, one they chose to make, and one entirely to be blamed on no one but themselves. - Nostro

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  Deni (@DeniCodes) reported 6 minutes ago

  Thanks it started as something I wanted to use for my self but currently got a TestFlight running with some friends and Reddit users🫡 It’s a replacement for Cardiogram after they closed because I used their app so much, +10 mil downloads, 100k Apple Watch user and maybe 5- 20k paid user? 3mil funding… Big rip🥲 So yeah it’s a problem im solving for my self but thought why not share it

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  Kern 😷🐾 (@WhittlingBandit) reported 10 minutes ago

  @TheFreshKnight1 I think you need to look at different reddit threads, as loads of people who waited to theatre release were disappointed too. I saw the leaks & saw it on release day in the cinema, and I liked a lot of episode 9 but was left disappointed by the direction it took & other issues

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  Irfan Mohamed (@Irfanbuilds) reported 11 minutes ago

  Most founders think they have a marketing problem. Usually, they have a trust problem. I spent months building my SaaS, tweaking features, improving onboarding, and polishing the UI. Then I launched. Nothing happened. No users. No feedback. Just silence. Here's what actually helped me find my first users: 1. Stop building. Start talking. Your first users don't care about your polished onboarding. They care whether you understand their problem. Talk to people. Ask questions. Listen. A few conversations will teach you more than months of building. 2. Go where the problem already exists. Your users are already talking about their frustrations on Reddit, X, Slack groups, Discord communities, and forums. Join the conversation. Don't pitch. Don't drop links. Just be helpful. 3. Comments beat cold DMs. I spent weeks sending cold DMs and got almost no replies. The issue wasn't my product. It was trust. People are far more likely to reply after they've seen you contribute useful insights. 4. Build in public. Share what you're learning. Share mistakes. Share feedback. Share small wins. People connect with real stories more than polished success posts. 5. Start with people you already know. Many founders skip this step. Talk to founders, friends, marketers, and operators in your network. Ask for feedback, not sales. Your first users are often closer than you think. The biggest lesson: Finding your first users is not really a marketing problem. It's a trust problem. Every conversation, comment, and post builds trust. It's slow. It's not glamorous. But it works. How did you find your first users?

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  マサラダ fan🦌 (@omegachaosonfn) reported 13 minutes ago

  @iritaliam @legend_wolfy @EXINE_the_1 most socially aware reddit user i was mad because brok died, not bc i was spoiled. I wasn't expecting anything when I opened twitter dude. its not that deep also she was just protective that wasn't an issue, just her choice

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  astroluxx_ (@Astr0Luxx_) reported 14 minutes ago

  @pumptinis Can you send them to me? I was only able to find the first one on the Internet. The reddit moderators made the original poster take them down.

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  DNA IS WORSE THAN CANCER (@DNA_The_Worst) reported 15 minutes ago

  @gearsoft2 @_BasedCow_ "Sir, reddit is down the hall and to the left" Translation: I have no logical counter-argument. I surrender. _______________________________________________________ Ha ha ha. Pathetic scum. Massively beneath me!

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  Enderspider (@Enderspider) reported 16 minutes ago

  @DumbsYT @msanchez_tv Honestly the overmoderating problem is the main reason why i left reddit in general, i remember logging in again like one or two years ago and having a notification that a post was removed like 4 years after i posted it because they updated the rules and it didnt align with that

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  cold 🥑 (@coldhealing) reported 17 minutes ago

  @dee561989 Reddit is down the hall and to the left ladies

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  Amorem (@AmoremWeb) reported 19 minutes ago

  Installed the macOS 27 developer beta today on two work Macs (both M1s, so definitely not the latest hardware). It’s free now: no need to pay for the $99/year developer program anymore. A free developer account is enough. I mainly tried it because people on Reddit were saying it feels noticeably faster: apps opening quicker, less lag, that kind of thing. My first impression: maybe, yes. Windows do feel a bit snappier. Nothing crazy, and Apple hasn’t really shared performance numbers, but it does seem to give these M1 Macs a small refresh. But… it’s still an early beta. CleanShot is broken for me. LuLu made me re-approve everything. My menu bar was flickering this morning until I rebooted. And Homebrew is currently broken, so I can’t update my Brew apps for now. So yeah: maybe a bit faster, but also the usual pile of beta annoyances.

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  Keytomic (@keytomic) reported 23 minutes ago

  1. Find the exact pain people already talk about Search for: “best tool for [problem]” “how to solve [problem]” “[competitor] alternative” “[competitor] vs [your category]” “is there a tool for [problem]” “[problem] reddit” “[competitor] reddit” Your first users are usually already complaining somewhere. Google. Reddit. AI search. Founder communities. Comparison pages. Niche newsletters. Product forums. You don’t need to create demand from scratch. You need to show up where demand already exists.

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  Brucelee (@Bruceleegg) reported 23 minutes ago

  Making money is actually super simple.Go on Reddit, find real problems people are complaining about, build a quick solution with AI, and you can easily make a few thousand dollars a month.Anyone actually doing this right now? Drop your experience below 👇

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  Mike (@mike48506837264) reported 23 minutes ago

  @RyanJakubowski @BeshearStan The NYT did a full deep dive into his past relationships and nothing was found that Maine dem voters (the majority of the state) found damning. More Reddit comments aren’t going to sink him but replacing the top of the ticket who won the primary by 50% could cause bigger problems

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  P Marci (@P_Marci_) reported 24 minutes ago

  @catchmepls2 Havent heard of it yet, go on reddit for these kinds of problems