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  Arda Kılıçdağı - 🦣 @arda@micro.arda.pw (@ardadev) reported 3 minutes ago

  Hey @NanoGPTcom team, you know, none of your models can make tool calls properly. I'm tired of this. Tried 2 harness tools with various different models, all same. And it seems I'm not alone. Reddit also has various complaints about this. Any trick to fix this? Coding models without ability to make tool calls is a huge nothingburger.

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  Avik (@Avikzx) reported 4 minutes ago

  Marketing is harder than learning Rust. It just ****** up my mind. 5 to 6 Reddit accounts banned and I wasted 100s of dollars on so called Reddit marketing tools. Sometimes I feel if I used this money to buy something else. But now I built my own problem solution that actually solves the problem.

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  Vladislav Grechannik 🏳️‍⚧️ (@vgrechannik) reported 5 minutes ago

  does subnautica 2 reddit have a meme about just being confidently wrong? i went there with an issue, properly documenting IN A VIDEO all my tries to fix it and yet I still recieve "but have you checked for any lights?" YES, I DID! I DID IT IN THE VIDEO ATTACHED TO THE POST

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  DishCheck (@NollDomini41224) reported 9 minutes ago

  It’s been another 2 weeks building DishCheck. Here are the numbers: • YouTube: 2M+ views
• Reddit: 400K+ views
• Instagram: 40K+ views
• TikTok: Shadow banned Users: • 31 signups
• 0 active users
• 0 paying users Not great. 🧵👇 The biggest lesson: If 30 users don't come back, 1,000 users won't matter either. Retention is the problem. Not acquisition.

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  Romegas_ART (@Romegas_ART) reported 14 minutes ago

  @AsianDawn4 N-word only can to Japan because he believed the reddit and thought it would be easy to get a Japanese woman. This ****, just like the rast of them monkeys, looks down upon you Japanse people WAKE ******** UP

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  Mark Ajzenstadt (@mardehaym) reported 16 minutes ago

  Anthropic just killed temperature, top_p, and top_k on their latest Claude models. You set any of them, your API call returns a 400 error. Production down. Reddit is calling it enshittification. Some engineers are explaining it's standard deprecation with a migration path. Both sides are right, and both sides are missing the bigger thing. If you're using Claude as a coding assistant inside your IDE, this is a Tuesday. Your developer removes the parameter, maybe adjusts a prompt, moves on before lunch. But if you're running agents in production, where the agent is the product your customers actually interact with, this hits differently. You had eval suites calibrated against specific output behavior. You had compliance pipelines tuned to near-deterministic responses. Temperature=0 wasn't perfect, it never actually guaranteed identical outputs, but teams built around it anyway because it was the closest thing they had. Now that's gone, and the model's output distribution shifted in ways you didn't choose and can't fully predict until you re-run your evals. This is just how model providers work. Anthropic documented it, gave a migration path, did it by the book. And OpenAI, Google, everyone else, they'll all do the same thing at some point. Ship a version bump that changes how your system behaves, on their timeline. Any team running production agents deals with this. Your model layer, the inference, the provider integration, it needs to be abstracted so you can version pin, swap providers, route around changes. Above that you've got your evals, your guardrails, your observability, your human review loops. All of it assumes the layer beneath it is stable. When it isn't, the whole thing needs to be re-validated. Most teams running serious agent infrastructure already know this. The ones who don't are about to find out, not because Anthropic did anything wrong, but because they treated a vendor API like it was their own infrastructure. The model is a dependency you don't control. Build accordingly.

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  Wombstretcha The Magnificent (@wombstretcha503) reported 18 minutes ago

  @guideforlovers Reading, Kindle. No. That's not reading anymore than scrolling Reddit is. These people are broken. Thank goodness for Reddit, to keep them contained, but they still spill out, but the secret of the ooze is that it just spreads sadness and misery, and dumb ******* ****!

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  Malhar (@BackchodGPT) reported 19 minutes ago

  @foidjeetaa Otherwise Reddit is the most censored platform. Posts can be taken down without any baisis reason

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  Steven Zaa (@StevenACZ) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Inglehoff local is the move. no server to babysit, just your own reddit session

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  Xickel HUNTER (@EXTTHEGREAT) reported 23 minutes ago

  How tf do you ban someone.. then give no reason.. no notification nothing..... Just banned and silent. then still send a notification a month later congratulating me for completing 6 years on reddit... wdym congrat?? My acct has been banned a month ago. (No response to 3 appeal btw) I have accepted it though.. but wtf. Is your system buggy.?? If you cant reinstate the acct. Could you just lock acct up completely and send a notification on why i was banned permanently like On what rule was broken. That would be cool

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  M (@M_h999999) reported 24 minutes ago

  @mosuyanagi convinced most epic devs/tim sweeney are reddit-tier ********* who just like terrible ****

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  walmartgreeter74 (@walmart74) reported 25 minutes ago

  @big_fat_nick @EwanBen I would say but a lot of it just comes down to sounding like a gay reddit retard from canada who loves to travel by bus

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  AI with Imad (@AiWith56327) reported 27 minutes ago

  Your first 10 customers won't come from paid ads. They come from community. Spend your time sharing value on Reddit, Hacker News, and Indie Hackers. Answer relevant questions on Quora. Don't pitch. Just build in public and solve real problems. That's the real GTM hack. 💸

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  Ayush Gupta (@AyushOffScript) reported 27 minutes ago

  Paid tools charge $19/month to find leads on Reddit. I built the same thing for free in an afternoon. It's now running 24/7, finding posts where founders describe the exact problem my product solves — automatically. Day 1 of my 14-day business automation series. Full video 👇

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  Raziel (@tryraziel) reported 27 minutes ago

  Reddit was valued at $10B in 2021. Today it's worth $8B. Meanwhile, Discord turned down a $12B offer and is now worth $15B. The lesson: timing beats everything in tech valuations.