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  NINILAN (@NinilanW) reported 4 minutes ago

  @SolokBaguette indicates there is 1 problem ? Yeah) glowing. It just so happened to be my CPU Led (so the one that said my CPU had a problem) I was scared asf cause yeah, those are not cheap I then searched for people that had the same problem (Reddit obv) and they recommended doing a CMOScle

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  Investing with Serg (@SergFolio) reported 4 minutes ago

  @drayinvests Honestly let it die down, at least that is what Ima do kind of like what happen to Reddit IPO

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  Lifeistheanswer (@lifeistheanswer) reported 5 minutes ago

  @allie__voss @Shawna_Roar @G_JKR_ No you haven’t. Stop lying. You don’t even have kids. Look at regretful parents on reddit and the disability posts there. Be real. I’d rather die than have a disabled child because quite frankly — disability is a health issue and I don’t want that for my kids. Compassion.

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  Billy Lau (@billytcl) reported 5 minutes ago

  @anshulkundaje I think the main issue with building new sites is the viewership. If it's "biorxiv-native" then the system could really take off. Their comments section could be more formalized and "front and center" on each page. I'm imagining something like a Reddit-style interface.

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  mika ⋆☕︎ ˖ (@_mchngxx) reported 7 minutes ago

  daming issue sa reddit about cpale potek

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  priya upadhyay (@Priya_Upadhyay_) reported 8 minutes ago

  @hridoyreh Building credibility through comments is the only way to survive on Reddit. If you lead with value and fix a genuine bottleneck first, the community naturally does the filtering and distribution for you.

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  NotTheRocketman (@NotTheRocketman) reported 8 minutes ago

  @ArtLippo2 That would be terrible. On Reddit, Wings fans are fed up with Larkin always having excuses, always being injured, never being clutch when the team needs him. If they’re not sorry to see him go, I sure as **** don’t want him.

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  😽✨ (@kylespost) reported 9 minutes ago

  @lakeffectkidEP EXACTLYYYYY i roughly drafted out a story in my head of kyle posting/ranting on reddit abt his problems before i went to sleep ytd but it's just in my head 💔 can someone write it fr

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  chibi (@cluttercubeee) reported 12 minutes ago

  @CallunaVulgaria @buggirl There are laws about cutting trees on people’s properties; it’s like Reddit / neighborhoods band together the second someone hears about a tree being illegally cut down and help in every way to sue / prosecute the person that cut it.

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  AB (@abxofy) reported 14 minutes ago

  @jerrype72551653 @unusual_whales Manual lead hunting after a layoff is slow and demoralizing. We just created a solution for it: @runleadsio, it pulls qualified leads from X, Reddit, Quora, Maps and more trusted sources.

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  Kai - Briefing Block (@briefing_block_) reported 16 minutes ago

  Bluesky has 43 million users. X has roughly 450 million. Threads is already above 400 million monthly users. That is not a close race. It is the entire point. Bluesky’s latest strategic message is pretty clear: it no longer wants to be judged as a direct X replacement. COO Rose **** said the company is not trying to rebuild what social “used to be” or get to parity with X, and is now looking more toward Reddit as inspiration. That matters because it is basically a public reset of the investment case. The anti-X trade is over. Bluesky initially benefited from dissatisfaction with Twitter/X after Musk took over. That was useful for awareness, but it was never a durable moat. Protest users are volatile users. They show up during platform shocks, elections, moderation fights, policy changes, and cultural moments. Then usage normalizes. That is exactly the pattern Bluesky is now trying to explain after active posting fell from the late-2024 spike. The mistake would be assuming this is only a demand problem. It is also a positioning problem. Trying to out-X X requires real-time culture, creators, video, news velocity, ad infrastructure, recommendation systems, and network effects at massive scale. Bluesky does not have that. Meta does. X still does. So the smarter move is not to fight the strongest incumbent advantage. The Reddit model points to a different bet: interest graphs over personality graphs. Smaller communities. More discovery. Less public-square performance. More utility. That is a much better fit for Bluesky’s AT Protocol story, because open networks and user-controlled experiences matter more when the product is organized around communities instead of celebrity broadcast. But there is a hard market lesson here. Differentiation is not the same as monetization. Reddit works because niche communities create high-intent inventory, search value, data value, and habit loops. Bluesky still has to prove it can turn “better social” into repeatable engagement and eventually revenue. The company has not ruled out ads, but it also clearly does not want to become another feed optimized around ad load. That tension is the whole story. Bottom line: Bluesky is no longer selling the market on being the next Twitter. It is trying to become something narrower, more useful, and harder to copy. That is probably its only credible path.

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  KV Draws (@kavereon) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Maces117 The God of War reddit is constantly down voting anyone criticizing the game as a hater. They have lost their minds completely and are fiendishly accepting this crap being handed to them.

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  Vaibhav (@VaibhavRaj009) reported 19 minutes ago

  DAY 2 of creating GENERATIONAL WEALTH at 14 Today morning, got to know that my reddit account got banned. Two months for blood and sweat. GONE. Again gotta farm karma cause that was my main marketing channel. Anyone else face this kind of problems?

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  karissi. (@KaRissiNykeia) reported 19 minutes ago

  somebody said “the solution to my problems not even on Reddit” you know how original your experience gotta be if you can’t find it on Reddit?! 😭😭😭😭

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  Hridoy Rehman (@hridoyreh) reported 20 minutes ago

  I made $760 from Reddit. Here's how to get sales from Reddit: 1. Find your target subreddits. 2. Build credibility through comments. 3. Solve problems and answer questions. 4. Share insights, resources, and results. 5. Mention your product naturally. 6. Convert interested users via DMs. If you spam, you will get banned...