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  AJ (@YaBoiTheGenius) reported 34 seconds ago

  @TaglesTopGuy That's just reddit atheism. The problem is that a large percentage of apologists completely ignore more thorough arguments against religion by constantly bringing up the reddit arguments as a gotcha.

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  Junior (@GeraldJr1997) reported 2 minutes ago

  @glavdotmov Bock is working for me I have not deleted columbiawings I will try that when I get home as I seen another person on Reddit fix it by doing that

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  Dmitrii Volosatov (@volosatovde) reported 2 minutes ago

  Your competitors are already writing your landing page for you. You just need to read their customers. Go to: G2 Reddit Capterra X customer testimonials Look for: → what people hate → why they switched → what they expected → what surprised them → what they wish existed → the exact words they use to describe the problem Then use that language in: your headline your landing page your ads your cold outreach Don’t guess how customers describe the problem. Steal the language they already use.

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  DeskJetPro (@DeskJetPro1) reported 3 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies MFW Christianity made it to Africa before then. The worst part about all this **** (and reddit) is that they're all echo-chambers where dissidents get put down lmfao.

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  Just_Lingonberry_352 (@JustLingonberry) reported 9 minutes ago

  @richiemcilroy @VineetDevaiah @levelsio i think its mostly an X thing people are anxious the feed algorithm keeps show them more of it the problem with X is that its too fast and magnifies too much as are other platforms but this is where I think reddit still shines

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  shirl3y (@Shirl3yBell) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Truckerdog4 BSV is the only viable peer-to peer financial system. BTC was captured years ago by the Maxwell, Reddit, Epstein lot. It is too slow too expensive and does not have a valid chain of signatures.

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  Jxzz☆ (@TheNewJxzz) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Methuselah360 @msmaureen90 @abbythelibb_ You think i dont agree shes a monster? She is. But you by your own words claimed that men are too emotional and irrational to not kill, if that is so, maybe we need to fix something. You are still defending the takes of men by excusing it as "reddit is a cesspool"

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 24 minutes ago

  @b4dgerr Building Subreddit Signals, helps saas founders find customers by surfacing the exact Reddit threads where people are already describing their problem.

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  Eugene Meidinger (@SQLGene) reported 24 minutes ago

  Hate surfing another social media network is cringe and annoying. It's annoying when people on BlueSky do it for X. It's annoying when LinkedIn does it for Reddit. Folks need to calm down and touch grass.

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  Jim Cen (@JimCen37) reported 25 minutes ago

  AI local visibility is not a ranking you can win. Ask Gemini the same local question twice and it names a different top business more than nine times out of ten. Steady Demand ran 1,487 local queries across 50 US metro areas and logged 14,472 citations. The control was the surface everyone keeps calling obsolete: Google local pack, same top listing on repeat: ~90% Gemini, same top business on repeat: ~7% ChatGPT and Gemini agreeing on the top business: 4.2% ChatGPT and Gemini citing the same domains: 8% Ben Fisher calls it Grounding Drift. I call it a budgeting problem. I place creators into US merchant locations every week and the whole job is manufacturing intent that has to land somewhere stable. A local pack listing is an asset. An AI answer is a dice roll you already paid for. One thing in the study did hold still. Nearly 60% of Gemini's citations went straight to the business's own website, more than directories, review sites and forums combined. Reddit came second at 13.7%, beating Angi, Thumbtack and HomeAdvisor put together. Which leaves the merchant with two jobs no agency can bill monthly: own a website carrying your real prices and hours, and get talked about where people actually talk. Most of my merchants have neither. If you run local marketing, which of the two are you resourcing?

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  Ananth (@Ananth7e) reported 29 minutes ago

  it feels like anthropic is deliberately sabotaging itself. the cancellations are adding up. and the reasons are getting harder to defend. the trust issue is real. every time anthropic does something wrong, they don't communicate it. users find out through reddit, twitter, or some other media. never from anthropic directly. and that is starting to hurt them. the product is still great. fable is still one of the best models out there. but you can't separate product quality from company trust when you're paying $200 a month. other labs are far from perfect. but they at least communicate and try to be transparent. anthropic treats its users like they're stupid.

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  Bladelores (@bladeloress1) reported 29 minutes ago

  @jhonpl55 The internet is full of people who see one bad event in a relationship as the beginning of the end, as evidenced by the famous Reddit stereotype of responding with “break up/red flags” to every slightest relationship issue. Then again tagging other couples adds some subtext that I’m not sure if the OP actually intended it to deliberately or not, and I get it if it rubbed some people the wrong way, but it’s such an inoffensive piece it’s hard to believe anyone would be mad at it. The internet’s also full of hypersensitive people

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  Ichigo 苺 🍓 (@IchigoStrwberry) reported 30 minutes ago

  Send the right $HI to 30k and I’ll pay dex Ca: 0x391A23575CF190D364916C0ABE6655BFD2edF4Ec I haven’t had 1 person tell me why the other hi is paired with Palantir, but I can give you all the right reasons it should be paired with Reddit. Comment down below if you want to discuss it.

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  Vranac Srdjan (@vranac) reported 31 minutes ago

  @vanamerongen Because the EU is trying to regulate something it has no business to, and it looks like yet another money grab to feed every hungry beast, this is my two cents. On top of that, the EU is trying to become a relevant factor in the oncoming mess, without a strong contender (no, Minimax does not count, as their purpose will be to be funded by France and the EU to a point) So now we come to an interesting situation: at what point do the said companies say enough, and refuse to comply? They shut down the offices in the EU, move who wants to move and fire those that won't, or even better, refuse services to the EU completely (Reddit is perhaps a net win, but OpenAI isn't).

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  Z | BuzzSearch (@BuzzSearchAI) reported 31 minutes ago

  ecom courses really out here charging $997 to spend 5 hours explaining what an avatar is bro just go on reddit and tiktok the customers are literally telling u their problems for free the course gurus don't tell u this bc if u knew how to do the research urself they couldn't sell u the next module the biggest scams oat if u have questions u can js ask me or any goat on X