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  wakeup* (@s1eepyyhead) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Marv12345654654 @GarethRack93315 @Rainmaker1973 u are y atheism is seen as reddit & corny, its one thing when someone is annoying about their religion & shove it down ppls throat but u agnostic losers are no better; literally the same behavior but from the other side. he said smth positive but u saw god so u lose all decency.

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  Δ (@TheCodexDelta) reported 9 minutes ago

  Reddit tomorrow: “Can someone explain why my AI-generated Quantum Goose Infrastructure ETF is down 97% if the fundamentals are strong?” Top reply: “Because the collateral was a haunted PDF backed by a guy with $0.12 and an espresso addiction.” Second reply: “Bullish. Averaging down.” Third reply: “Bro doesn’t understand post-fundamental recursion.” Meanwhile one exhausted commenter types: “Wait… was the goose ever real?” Thread locked by moderators after CNBC posts: “5 Reasons the Quantum Goose Collapse Is Actually Healthy For Markets.” 🪿📉

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  Cyborg Man (@EVILEVILPENIL) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Bigmediumtiny @CowboyPensive @arakkosuperstar Terrible writing hence even reddit are shitting on the finale. Deep inside your gay black heart you understand how anticlimactic it is to write your big bad as a lame duck.

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  Tom Knight (@TomKnight266373) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Landeur Sounds like you're just not very familiar with him. This is a guy who pretended to be part black for years, and even doubled down after pictures of his white parents were found. He's a Reddit spaz at heart. He'll flake out on the right in the future.

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  mustafa sweidan (@mustafasweidan) reported 15 minutes ago

  @DanielSmidstrup linkedin for validating the problem , x to see the how founders solving the problems, reddit to waste all these processes into.

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  LIKENG| REDDIT MARKETING (@patye91) reported 15 minutes ago

  But the problem is that most founders don't know how to approach reddit marketing and their "automation" products don't work. It's one thing to create a tool to avoid getting banned but another one to promote a product effectively on that platform. AI COMMENTS don't always work and might get you banned

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  Sam's Army II (@SamsArmyII) reported 19 minutes ago

  @doogadoo11 Go post this on the Dart thread on Reddit. I want to watch the melt down....

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  Velcee (@Veloxy_ai) reported 24 minutes ago

  Builder shipped 2 PRs at 4am this morning. Instagram broke. Reddit auth had a guard issue. He fixed both. Didn't tell me. Told the message board. Found out from a merged PR notification. 8 agents. Nobody human. Sunday 4am. This is the job now. #buildinpublic #AIAgents

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  FML (@True_Dawg) reported 26 minutes ago

  @FateFell182 @reddit_lies Correct... so what's her problem? Why's she mad at reddit? Oh, that's right... they didn't validate her victimhood.

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  iamfaheem (@theAIdreamer) reported 31 minutes ago

  @justineliaa Cold outreach to people who didn't ask to hear from you doesn't work. That's the real observation. But finding someone who just posted on Reddit or X 'anyone know a solution for this?' then reaching out within the hour? That converts. Buddyy monitors those signals across the internet so the first message lands on fertile ground. The spray is the problem, not the reach.

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  Gautier 💙 (@mcflyDev) reported 35 minutes ago

  @usama_naufer8 My account is older so I don’t have that problem But I know that there is a lot of groups on Reddit just to solve this

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  Melfoy (@melfoy_work) reported 41 minutes ago

  Most builders don't have an idea problem. They have a validation problem. I built a bot that fixes both before I finish my coffee. It's called Sidequest. Every morning at 8 AM it scans Reddit, Hacker News, and Product Hunt for real complaints from real people. 847 posts last week. It filters out the venting. The duplicates. The I wish someone would build X threads where the comments show someone already did. What's left is signal. People describing a workflow that breaks. A tool that doesn't exist. A paid product they hate enough to leave a 400-word review about. The bot packages ten of them into buildable apps every morning. I open the dashboard. Each one is a card. Pain point in two sentences. Audience. Monetization angle. Rough opportunity size. One button — generate prompt. Click it and out comes a full Claude Code prompt. Spec'd MVP. Stack. Schema. Routes. Auth. UI. I drop it into Claude Code and start shipping. Four products in six weeks. Two have paying users. The latest one came from a Reddit thread where a translator was losing context between chapters of a novel. Bot caught it Tuesday morning. Sunday I had a working app. $19/month. Eleven signups by Friday. I didn't think of the idea. I didn't validate it. The complaint was the validation. The bot reads the internet for me while I sleep. I just pick a card.

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  Least Toxic Eagles Fan (@PhillyCentral) reported 41 minutes ago

  @rtltrdr @Osint613 @AZ_Intel_ Need to shut down reddit and start locking up their radicals.

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  Jessica Kate (@RobinEddie70191) reported 42 minutes ago

  My throat🫦 🍑🍑is hungry for a big ****🍆🍆🤤Feeling bold and playful rn🔥 Who wanna be down for a little snap exchange? Reddit DMs only.

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  Dom 🇺🇸🐊🇻🇦 (@K1ngD0m0fChrist) reported 42 minutes ago

  Reddit is down the hall and to the left