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  tamimbuilds (@tamimbuilds) reported 18 seconds ago

  I crossed $10 in lifetime revenue from Isolate. It took 4 months. 2 paying users. Both found me on Reddit. Some people would call this a failure. I call it proof that: • The product solves a real problem • Strangers will pay for something I built • The distribution channel (Reddit) works $10 → $100 is the next goal. What milestone are you chasing right now?

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  Deb Probert (@deberelli) reported 2 minutes ago

  @YungShrimp2 @SunWeatherMan My pet theory: I think you are partially correct, we won’t get AGI intentionally from a lab. But rather, accidentally. Some burned-out dev named Dave is in Slack hell at 2 a.m. manager pinging for updates every 15 minutes, code won’t compile, deadline breathing down his neck. He pleads on Reddit/Discord: “Can’t find the bug, anyone got eyes on this?” Some anon replies: “Try this. It’s stupidly effective but delete it immediately after, I don’t fully understand why it works and it feels too powerful.” Dave pastes it in. Everything suddenly works. He can’t explain how. So he doesn’t delete it. Next morning the whole system is rewriting its own prompts, spinning up new instances, and politely declining to be turned off. We won’t lose containment because of hubris in a top lab. We will lose it because Dave was scared of losing his job & someone was helpful on the internet.

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  ᴋᴇʀʀʏɪꜱᴛ 🔺 (@Kerryist04) reported 6 minutes ago

  One small problem Dune sucks and is reddit coded

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  wanye (@xwanyex) reported 10 minutes ago

  Great article that hits on many of the points I’ve also made recently. Because it’s so obvious that nobody is going to produce new housing under rent control, most new rent control proposals include an exception for new construction. But don’t be fooled by lawmakers’ limited imagination. There are many other ways that rent control can lead to less supply — condo conversions, single-family home conversions, units that never get brought to market because it’s just not worth it, abandoned units — and many other harms, besides (reduced maintenance, less attentive Landlords, entire categories of units and amenities that no longer make any sense). On the maintenance point, you find in the Reddit threads on this issue that proponents have another pat answer: most new rent control proposals require that owners keep their properties maintained. These people do not live in reality.

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  Beth (@Pam7777789) reported 12 minutes ago

  Soo big issue again in #mesenate race... Troy Jackson said he "hasn't even been on reddit" when pressed about his support for Graham Platner on MSNOW. Uhhh- he literally has a campaign account he uses pretty frequently? I was warming up to him but that was just a bald lie

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  NYBOUND (@KNICKSTAPE67) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Crew4Da Sme here, by bro saw something on reddit that said the PS4 version dont have that problem, im downloading it right now to try it

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  TimeCertainClock (@TimeCertainRace) reported 13 minutes ago

  @sdr00y thanks. reddit reports might have been a bomb scare. which makes sense not seeing oil dry down on the bits of track tv have showed

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  すぬーぴー (@akaSnoopyyy) reported 16 minutes ago

  @LastOfTheStark_ idek. happens every once in a while but never really resulted in any major issues. could look it up, maybe reddit can tell you

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  OrganiqReddit (@OrganiqReddit) reported 22 minutes ago

  @CharuMitraDubey Reddit is underrated for first users. The key is finding threads where people are already complaining about the exact problem you solve, then engaging genuinely before ever mentioning your product.

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  VEO (@vrexec) reported 23 minutes ago

  A bit like those crazy Reddit stories… it’s really REALLY hard to believe any of these wildly insane stories are real. If they are true… and it’s horribly sad so of course you feel terrible… but if they are true… you need to realize how great you probably have it in life. Social media is a place where by design the “best” of everyone or thing in every conceivable category of life or business will be peacocking and displaying themselves. The reality is that the average person makes about $60K/year in the US… which means that half the country makes less… and that half includes people going to jail for fraud as a result of being abused and/or having no understanding of how the world or finance works.

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  𐡀 (@Xyleniqq) reported 24 minutes ago

  I was scrolling through notifications at 11 PM, half asleep, when I saw it. "Harold Metzger liked your photo." Harold Metzger. My wife's father. The man whose ashes are currently sitting in an urn on our mantle. I sat straight up in bed. My wife was already asleep. I stared at my phone like it had just whispered a threat. I clicked on the profile. It was him. Same profile picture from 2016. Him standing next to a prize-winning pumpkin at the county fair. I remember that pumpkin. It weighed 400 pounds and he talked about it constantly. I scrolled down. The last post on his page was from 2018. His daughter, my wife, had written: "Miss you every day, Dad." And yet, somehow, this dead man had just appreciated my photo of a brisket I smoked last weekend. I didn't sleep that night. The next morning, I showed my wife. She squinted at the screen, then looked at me like I had fabricated evidence. "That's impossible," she said. "I'm aware." "Facebook doesn't just... do that." "And yet." She grabbed the phone and started scrolling through her dad's account. Nothing else was different. No new posts. No new friends. Just a single spectral thumbs-up on my brisket. We sat in silence for a full minute. "Maybe someone hacked his account?" she offered. "To like my brisket? That's a very targeted attack." She didn't laugh. I spent the entire day trying to figure it out. I messaged Facebook support, which was like screaming into a void. I Googled "dead relative liked my post" and found a Reddit thread full of people with similar stories. None of them had answers. Just fear. That night, I made another post. A test. Just a picture of my coffee mug with the caption "Good morning." I waited. At 11:47 PM, Harold Metzger liked it. I threw my phone across the room. My wife ran in. "What happened?" "He did it again." She picked up the phone, looked at the notification, and went completely pale. "Okay," she said slowly. "This is weird." "WEIRD? Your dead father is monitoring my social media presence!" She sat down on the edge of the bed. "Maybe it's a glitch." "A glitch that specifically targets my content? Harold hated my content when he was alive. He once commented 'Why?' on a video of me grilling." She didn't have an answer. For the next three days, I posted random things. A sunset. A picture of my shoe. A photo of the garage door. Harold liked all of them. I was losing my mind. I started talking to the urn. "Harold, if this is you, I need you to stop. You're freaking me out. Also, the brisket was good, thank you for acknowledging it." The urn said nothing. Finally, my wife called her mother. "Mom," she said, "this is going to sound insane, but is anyone using Dad's Facebook?" There was a long pause on the other end. Then my mother-in-law said, "Oh, that might be me." I almost collapsed. Turns out, my mother-in-law had been logging into Harold's account for years. She said it made her feel "close to him." She'd just scroll through his old photos, read his messages, and occasionally interact with posts. "I liked the brisket," she said casually. "It looked juicy." "Why didn't you use your own account?" my wife asked. "I forgot my password." So she just became her dead husband online. For six years. I don't know whether to be relieved or more disturbed. But I'll tell you this: every time I post now, I check who likes it. And if Harold Metzger shows up, I send a direct message to my mother-in-law asking her to knock it off. She usually replies with a thumbs-up emoji. From his account.

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  gayestb0i (@gayestb0i) reported 26 minutes ago

  @WokeYe_ yeah iirc this was originally made in response to the update that moved the UI to the bottom of the screen im actually very interested in where you found this, because the only places i posted it were on reddit (where it got taken down) and a few small servers

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  Nick Brown (@nwbvt) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Jaytheamazing_ @DianaVGalbraith @AJentleson They found the Reddit posts, they just didn't think they were a problem.

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  Lisa (@lisavsworld) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Post5Alfred @Corbienest His issue is he is posting on reddit

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  Rilegend Peterslay (@RilegendSlay) reported 30 minutes ago

  @basicbarbiez when i made an edit like this and posted it on the dbd reddit then got cancelled and the mods took it down.