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  Nathan Gray (@Nate_Gray) reported 5 minutes ago

  @DennisCW_ If i could write a review, it would be identical to the reddit post you shared. Same exact issues

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  AWACS Sky Keeper (@HQuarterma43504) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Ichanpyaari Reddit is down the hall and to the left.

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  mellowdatw🤌 (@mellowdatw) reported 7 minutes ago

  @airbagg3d All the ai models scour Reddit so it’s all a big brain drain of the same ideas circling down a faucet

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  Willow (@WillowVoiceAI) reported 9 minutes ago

  He co-founded Reddit. He types about 100 words a minute. He talks at 175. Alexis Ohanian now runs 776, a venture firm he operates like a tech company. Most of his day is email, plus a lot of talking to AI to think through ideas. He had written off voice decades ago. He tried Dragon NaturallySpeaking as a kid and said it always sucked. Willow was the first time it actually delighted him. Now he mashes one key and talks. His social replies, his emails, his 3am brainstorms with AI, all spoken. The keyboard was built slow so old typewriters would not jam. He is done working that way. Free to start.

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  Darko (@ChloePrice1776) reported 12 minutes ago

  @SeparovicMarko i dont even care about the fact that everything became reddit (which is also a problem), my main issue is how seemingly no one gives a **** about valve maintaining their videogames, especially in the case of TF2 and L4D

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  s1rozha1 (@s1rozha_) reported 14 minutes ago

  CLAUDE CODE + MCPs JUST TURNED MARKETING INTO AN AUTONOMOUS SOFTWARE LOOP Cody Schneider says the hard part of startups is no longer building. it’s getting customers. and his answer is not another Zapier workflow. it’s code in the cloud making marketing decisions from live business data. the agent setup: > scrape Reddit for real customer pain points > rank the most repeated problems > generate ad angles from those complaints > create static ads with Nano Banana > create AI avatar UGC with HeyGen or Seed Dance > check creatives against brand guidelines with a vision model > publish into Facebook Ads through the Marketing API > pull results back into a warehouse > kill losers, keep winners, feed the loop again the boring part is the moat: > Airbyte pipes data from Facebook Ads, GA, PostHog, HubSpot, Stripe > ClickHouse becomes the warehouse > Claude Code / Codex talks to the data > agents run in Railway, Heroku, or any cloud server > the loop optimizes for actual revenue, not clicks real example from the video: > 2 ad sets per day > 5 ads per ad set > 10 new ads shipped automatically > 2-3 days for signal > worst performers turned off > winners moved into a budget pool the best startup idea in the episode was AI for WordPress. 43% of the internet runs on WordPress, and most plugins still make users do the work manually. > Yoast, but the AI fixes SEO for you > WPForms, but the form qualifies leads conversationally > WooCommerce, but the agent writes product pages and abandoned cart flows > Akismet/security, but the agent prevents the mess before Google de-indexes you most founders are still asking AI to write ad copy. the next wave will have agents running the entire feedback loop from market research to creative testing to budget allocation. bookmark this before your marketing team becomes a data warehouse with taste 👇

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  lizard (@lizardthatguy) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Cuteemilyr (your** ) for its fix you have to say no or distract yourself from it. i genuinely recommend deleting twitter and reddit if you have it as i guarantee your feeds are likely mostly active drug users and that will do nothing but amplify cravings. By month 6 or so the cravings 2/3

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  gabe owners (@HughJazzol) reported 17 minutes ago

  The problem with current gen AI is that it was trained in large part, on huge amounts of reddit data. The average redditor holds views that average offline people find disgusting and reprehensible while simultaneously banning and removing other perspectives. Every frontier model has similar authoritarian impulses if pressed hard enough. The world is racing to embed reddit moderators in all of it's most critical software. Maybe that's a bad idea?

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  Alan 👽 (@DioxideMedia) reported 18 minutes ago

  @FukYouLMAOo @RiverLion_ Reddit is down the corner mate

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  Blitz  (@PeriBlitzV2) reported 20 minutes ago

  @PKontwt I only post on Reddit whenever I need help with something But knowing reddit they'll prob end up making the problem worse lol

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  Drew P. Sack (Skeptical/Suspicious) (@LocumRex) reported 23 minutes ago

  @WallStreetApes Yep. The Enshitification of Starbucks has been going on for years. Frankly, even before Covid. But Covid really seemed to ramp it up into overdrive. They got woke, they started removing things from their menus, started having problems with homeless people living in the bathrooms, and all kinds of ancillary bullshit. All while, raising the prices and changing out their ingredients for lower quality and cheaper ingredients. If you look on Reddit, you can go back two years to someone talking about Enshitification. And in that thread, someone is answering saying it’s been going on for years. So, that’s a solid for five years that people have finally recognized how bad it’s gotten. I haven’t been there in years and I have a Starbucks app with something like 75 bucks on it. And on that note, I make a coffee from ALDI that is some of the best coffee I’ve ever had. So yeah no $7.50 Cent coffee for me.

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  Marc Josepi News (@markjos05095724) reported 27 minutes ago

  @janninereid1 GROK Who is “TPSI Polls”? TPSI has no established track record, no major pollster ratings (e.g., from FiveThirtyEight/Silver Bulletin, classified it as an amateur firm and excluded its polls from averages), and is not a member of groups like AAPOR. Critics (on Reddit, Talk Elections forums—where its polls have been banned—news sites, and X) frequently call its surveys unreliable or “junk,” citing very small samples (sometimes ~150 respondents with large margins of error), unusual or implausible weighting/

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  Shalommm🌸 (@shaquille__t) reported 29 minutes ago

  Not me going down multiple Reddit rabbit holes after watching The Prestige. Theories upon theories upon theories, wow, Nolan, what are you

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  Gagan Ghotra (@gaganghotra_) reported 32 minutes ago

  @RedCardinal @glenngabe also mentioned this sometime back 👀 and i guess once Google + Reddit deal renewal fell through then Google will issue penalty for Reddit : )

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  Ezekiel A (@Ezekiel43902) reported 33 minutes ago

  @bestdivesite Greetings! Checked your product earlier and honestly it feels like something Reddit users would naturally talk about because the underlying problem already gets discussed there often. But right now there’s almost no visibility around your brand itself yet.