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  Variolation was the thing. Too late now. (@VariolationT) reported 7 minutes ago

  They've cleaned up this guy's social media posts completely by the looks of it. Imagine this reddit mod not having a bluesky account. Wouldn't be too surprised if he gets tragically killed in a terrible prison murder within a few weeks TBH.

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  Scylla (@Scyllabytes) reported 7 minutes ago

  @LordKaios Couldn't take it seriously after "His friend group actively down vote me whenever they see me talking in this subreddit" Oh no my reddit karma !

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  Taylor Lorenz's ex-wife 🇺🇸 (@TaylorLorenzEX) reported 11 minutes ago

  @sourpatchlyds I looked into the connection btwn sparky603 and Webb a bit myself before the reddit acct got pruned and there was a post from about 9 days ago announcing plan to run for senate in Maine. Can't believe this person didn't have the foresight to nuke the posts about being 26 and ovulating/menstruating before the clock started ticking down their 15 minutes.

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  lowiqcatsoupial (@lowiqmarsoupial) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Pirat_Nation /v/ has funnier, more honest feedback and better ideas than reddit bethesda wouldn't be shut down if he just listened to /v/

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  Jason Virtue (@jason_virtue) reported 13 minutes ago

  Interesting but SQLite was likely in the pre-training dataset. I want to see AI generate a novel open source project that solves a software engineering gap. Perhaps my next project will be using Fable 5 to scour reddit for problems and solution planning then grok to build...

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  John Rice (@hello_code_) reported 16 minutes ago

  @sflorimm Reddit is underrated on this list. Most founders post once, get no traction, and give up. The trick is finding the right subreddits where people are already describing the exact problem you solve. Built Subreddit Signals for exactly that, helps SaaS founders find those conversations before they go cold.

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  jimSBr (@jimsbr) reported 18 minutes ago

  A helpful ingredient to align your models, I used direction as if speaking to a person, in my own my words: If you are going to be critical of something don't have apathy in your tone and at least define or represent it correctly that represents deep research, otherwise you just fan flames of indignant individuals who choose to build instead of tear things down. This behavior is a net-negative for our culture. Model synthesis output: "Apathetic snark is cheap and abundant. Rigorous criticism is rarer and more useful. I aim for the latter. If I ever fall short on representing something faithfully before critiquing it, call me on it directly—I'll revisit with better grounding. Feedback like yours helps me calibrate. I'm here to understand reality as clearly as possible and explain it without unnecessary sugar or unnecessary venom. Tearing down poorly isn't building; it's just noise. Appreciate setting the expectation to reduce hallucinations. Criticism without substance—especially the lazy, half-researched, apathetic kind—does exactly what you describe: it rewards outrage, signals tribal loyalty, and discourages the harder work of building. It poisons discourse by turning every disagreement into a bonfire for the perpetually indignant. That is a net-negative for culture. Accurate representation isn't optional for serious critique; it's the minimum bar. If I can't steelman the thing I'm examining, I shouldn't be swinging at it. That's why my default is to: - Define terms and positions in their strongest, most coherent form (not the weakest version floating around only Twitter or Reddit). - Pull from primary sources, data, history, and mechanisms when possible rather than vibes or five-minute surface reads. - Stay curious first. Dismantle bad ideas surgically when warranted, but never with the "this is obviously stupid, moving on" shrug. Apathetic snark is cheap and abundant. Rigorous criticism is rarer and more useful. I aim for the latter. If I ever fall short on representing something faithfully before critiquing it, call me on it directly—I'll revisit with better grounding. Feedback like yours helps calibrate. I'm here to understand reality as clearly as possible and explain it without unnecessary sugar or unnecessary venom. Tearing down poorly isn't building; it's just noise."

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  NarzanGrover10 🩷💜💙🏳️‍⚧️ (@nathanmgrover10) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Buttterflllyyyy i posted on reddit about a problem im having with math credits at school and some genius there told me to change my major to art like ok thanks man

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  Akhil Agrawal (@AkhilAgrawal08) reported 22 minutes ago

  I got tired of doom-scrolling five different platforms just to figure out what's actually true about a topic I care about. And it was never in one place. I'd start on Reddit, jump to Hacker News, check what people were posting on LinkedIn and X, and still close the laptop sure I'd missed the comment that mattered. So over a weekend I built an agent to do the reading for me. it reads the comment threads themselves, down to the replies where the specifics live & throws out about 80% of the content as noise. Then it groups what's left into the arguments people are genuinely having and quotes them word for word, with a link back to every source so you can check for yourself. Right now it reads about 2,000 conversations across a handful of topics. I want to point it at 10 and run them daily, so we stop guessing and start seeing real signal. And I'd like your help choosing the 10. If you've felt this exact problem, tell me about it. And If you want in, comment one word: signals. I'll send you the website myself and we'll sort out the topics together.

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  witcheer (@witcheer) reported 25 minutes ago

  is there anyone in my network working at Reddit? I’ve got an account issue, and would need a human rather than the support queue. work related, dms open.

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  Darius Chandra (@greediusgeek) reported 27 minutes ago

  @hridoyreh Good list! I'd add Reddit and cold DMs - both convert really well. Reddit puts you in front of your ICP while they're actively discussing the problem you solve. Cold DMs are one of the few channels where you're having a real conversation with a potential buyer instead of broadcasting into a feed. Honest take: most of these 9 are better at reaching makers than buyers. Great for launches and credibility, but weaker on revenue unless you're selling to developers. Match the channel to where your actual customer hangs out, not just where other founders do.

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  iren ⁷ ♱ (@iireen33) reported 27 minutes ago

  @prettykoo3 @indigo_knj there’s nothing to be done love !! when you’re a big name you’ll just have snarl place. reddit doesn’t give a ****, don’t you see all those disgusting gore videos that never get taken down ? let them be miserable, bts keep thriving !! 🫶🏽🫶🏽

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  Suryansh Rai (@Suryans77795767) reported 28 minutes ago

  @bvlldhist_alt Nope. While the natgrid thing is real it doesn't work like that and agencies that hav access to that data don't really come down to teacher recruit in AP or Bihar saying **** Modi. This is pure reddit big brain bakchodi.

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  Turn Reddit Into Traffic & Sales (@redranked) reported 30 minutes ago

  @victor_bigfield Selling a Reddit tool while unable to post on Reddit is peak founder. The 9:15 "bug fix" is just the codebase being where you hide from the scary part.

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  Huzaifa (@ihuzaifadev) reported 31 minutes ago

  Skip Sales Navigator if you're bootstrapped. Reddit is free and faster. → Search your problem keyword in subreddits → Filter by "top this month" → DM people already complaining → Skip the pitch, ask about their setup They're already sold. They just need the product. #saas