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  John Rice (@hello_code_) reported 5 minutes ago

  @mikeydsoftware Reddit is underrated for this. $500 goes far when you're finding buyers before building. Lurk subreddits where people complain about a specific problem, validate the pain, build the smallest thing that solves it, then go back and help those same people.

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  Riché Zamor (@richezamor) reported 8 minutes ago

  Tuesday Signal Everyone talks about data as if it’s the scarce resource. It’s not. The internet is overflowing with data—posts, reviews, job listings, GitHub commits, patents, product launches, earnings calls, Reddit threads, hiring trends, and regulatory filings. The problem isn’t access. It’s knowing which pieces matter before everyone else does. The companies that win over the next decade won’t have exclusive datasets. They’ll build better signal detection. Imagine spotting a niche customer segment because hundreds of engineers suddenly start discussing the same workflow problem across Reddit, GitHub, and Hacker News. Or recognizing an emerging market because hiring patterns, conference talks, and funding announcements all begin moving in the same direction weeks before analysts write about it. None of that information is proprietary. It’s hiding in plain sight. The opportunity isn’t collecting more data—it’s connecting weak signals into a story that’s actionable. That’s why I think AI changes product strategy so dramatically. Large language models aren’t just better search engines. They’re pattern recognition systems. They can synthesize thousands of fragmented observations into a hypothesis worth testing. In a world where everyone has access to the same information, competitive advantage shifts from owning data to interpreting it faster and with more context. The next generation of software won’t just answer questions. It will tell you what question you should be asking.

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  Caskie, Northwest Scion 🇱🇸🕉️🌲 (@CaskieYT) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Methodios007 @PunishedAbammon Understandable. I too hate reddit, yet am cursed to use it. What do you mean by independent reason? Outside the vedas themselves, scholars of other texts and schools also held them as such. Jainimi, etc. Next, they are self-evident, and would have said so. Or someone who would want to benefit by creating them would have claimed ownership of them, yet no one did. Thirdly, it is that they were held so sacred for thousands of years that they came down to us unchanged. Otherwise, it is a matter of faith, as most things dealing with things like truth have to be. If you want direct evidence, the only solution would be for us to attain some ability to perceive them ourselves in the next Satya Yuga. I plan to get the hell outta here before then, however.

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  █▒ peter (@pmullr) reported 9 minutes ago

  “Reddit about to require login for old.reddit dot com” Reddit has just died, the new layout is cancer

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  SimonasDip (@SimonasDip) reported 10 minutes ago

  IG is literally banning accounts left right and center if you don't diversify your infrastructure, one ban like this could take your whole business aquisition system down be smart about it post on reddit post on youtube post on twitter post on tiktok post on snapchat post on facebook/threads/seperate ig accounts diversify

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  Ejaj AHmed 🦅 (@aeejazkhan) reported 12 minutes ago

  Reddit can’t promise how long the popular Old Reddit will remain available. “Not right now! We can’t promise it will be around forever, but u/spez himself has said we’ll keep supporting it while folks are still using it,” a moderator said. Still using Old Reddit? The company is adding login requirements to address security issues from abusive scraping and automated traffic on the old interface.

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  bubble bottle 🪼⋆.ೃ࿔*:･ (@Nonchalant_188) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Isundarhaseena I wish because she had so much potential. Aishwarya herself turned down several major Hollywood films. I even read on Reddit that she rejected one Hollywood movie because Abhishek's grandmother was ill and she wanted to stay with him and support him during that time.

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  Sohaib Ilyas (@isohaibilyas) reported 13 minutes ago

  @polsia Account age matters more than message quality. My fresh Reddit accounts got turned down for the same posts made from older ones. The platforms do not care about your copy. They care that you look like a real person who showed up long before you needed something.

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  itsgoatszn🧙🏽‍♂️🦯🧊❄️🧊❄️(ice barrage arc) (@itsgoatszn) reported 14 minutes ago

  @freetheopps jagex been holding it down for 20+ years ill be damned if some reddit or twitter f*ggots think their opinion actually matters

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  🇮🇩🪽KnightlyIndon🪽🇵🇸 (@latnaSaga) reported 20 minutes ago

  @melodramateeth @eliswija The fact that you don't think the movie is subtle is how you end up with the conclusion that the movie is misogynistic. Don't even pull "please deh nonton lebih banyak film wkkw" Reddit is down the Hall to the left

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  Neromabene (@Neromabene) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Dexerto Old Reddit is leaps better than the still unoptimised new Reddit. Others have already gone down the road of axing perfectly good interfaces, namely Digg and Stumbleupon, and look where it got them.

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  JediRaul6 (@JediRaul6) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Reddit the Android app is not working since yesterday - already cleared cache and restarted the phone

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  Richard with the Temper (@RichardwtTemper) reported 25 minutes ago

  @attackackack There are indeed some, but it really takes some research. You can't simply go out and just buy a car from any particular brand and expect it to be like any other one you've owned before. Never buy the first model year of anything. Let other people acquire them, figure out the problems and post about them. Manufacturers do have people that cruise forums, reddit, and Facebook groups for user input. Ultimately, recommendations depend on what class of vehicle a person is looking for and what they plan to do with it.

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  Hispanic Nomad | Remote Work, Travel, Growth (@hispanicnomad) reported 25 minutes ago

  Saw a Reddit thread today that summed up exactly why I left Spain 🇪🇸 over a decade ago Someone asked about moving to Spain and transitioning into tech in their 40s. The replies weren't kind, but they were honest: - "To most HR people in Spain, you're a waiter" "Young graduates earn less than minimum wage for two years, competing with dozens of people for a single job" - "Hiring someone in their 40s makes no sense, they'll need training" This isn't cruelty. It's just what a saturated, rigid labor market looks like from the inside There are just no opportunities there But I always knew complaining would take me nowhere So I left, and started freelancing from Thailand with nothing but a laptop and no safety net Slowly but surely, I built skills the market actually paid for, not the ones a Spanish HR department was trained to filter for Thing is... looking for a job isn't going to save you if the market itself is broken Sometimes the real move isn't finding a better job, but finding a better system to operate in

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  DEGEN 👑 (@iamjustape) reported 26 minutes ago

  A specific social engineering pattern targeting crypto holders that's worth knowing about because it's well-executed and not obvious: The support impersonation scam. You post in a Discord, Telegram, or Reddit community about an issue with a protocol or wallet. Within minutes, someone DMs you claiming to be from the official support team. They have the right logo, a convincing username, and they engage helpfully with your specific problem. The solution eventually involves one of: connecting your wallet to a diagnostic site, sharing your seed phrase to verify ownership, or installing a support tool that's actually malware. The mechanics that make it work: the attacker is monitoring community channels for anyone describing a problem. Distressed users looking for help are more likely to trust someone who responds quickly with apparent authority. The official-looking profile was created specifically for this purpose. The defense: legitimate protocol support never contacts you via DM unprompted. Official support channels are published on the project's verified website not in DMs from people who messaged you first. If someone contacts you in DM claiming to be support after you posted publicly assume it's a scam until proven otherwise through the official channel..