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  Alex Nguyen (@alexcooldev) reported 8 seconds ago

  4 potential channels to promote B2C apps: > TikTok > Instagram > YouTube > Reddit And You don’t need to be good at all of them. Pick one channel, post daily, test different hooks, study what works, and double down. Distribution is a skill. The earlier you start, the faster you learn.

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  Likes: Eye ConTact (@YuriQilin) reported 6 minutes ago

  There's a lot of layers to why the reddit post is dumb, but I also just wanna point out of course the umas fates are gonna be less tragic, humans can recover from injuries like broken bones,

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  Degen Sing (@degensing) reported 6 minutes ago

  @matt__makes Hey @matt__makes I just saw your tweet on my timeline and straight up looked at your product have bookmarked it, will definitely use it cause I am looking for user acquisition. Btw my real issue with Reddit it is that it keeps on banning the ID's I create so if I create a new reddit ID and connect with Leadsrover what's the chance that reddit doesn't ban my account or restrict it saying low karma points nd all?

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  Victor 🧢 (@victor_bigfield) reported 9 minutes ago

  "just ship it" is the most dangerous advice in the startup world. i shipped 3 products in 5 years. LearnFast. shipped it. nobody came. YTFinder. shipped it. nobody stayed. The Visual Hackademy. shipped it. made some money, but never scaled. the problem was never shipping. i can ship. i'm a developer, shipping is what i do. the problem was shipping without knowing if anyone actually wanted it. RedditGrow is different because i finally did the thing i was too scared to do before: i talked to people first. i went on reddit. read the complaints. saw founders begging for help finding customers. built exactly that. $500 MRR now. 3 kids depending on me. still small. still early. but for the first time in 5 years, people are paying because i solved their actual problem. the best thing i ever did for my business was close my code editor and open reddit.

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  çüd (@KemalistHitler) reported 9 minutes ago

  @criticalcivil @ATwinkler2ND reddit is right down the corner you ******* ******

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  lenfer (@youngtrick_) reported 13 minutes ago

  @techn0fr3ak @glunkinator search for the best emulator for the system you want to play (the most popular ones tend to be at play store) some of them need bios, search for the bios on reddit download roms from vimm's lair the reason no one is linking anything is because we cant, thats how its taken down

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  vandit. (@v4nd1t) reported 14 minutes ago

  @stacy_muur great list. one thing on the reddit points (2 and 3), the way you framed it is exactly how most founders get banned "post publicly what you're building" gets removed fast on reddit. it's the one platform where posting your product is the wrong move. there you comment, not post. find threads where people already have the problem, answer fully, mention the product only when it's the real answer bonus: those comments rank in google, so unlike X they keep pulling users for months

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  Mike Key (@1337hero) reported 14 minutes ago

  @prem_chaitanya It's the Entho Pro II Server Edition - so it might be a full or super tower. It's a huge case. I did not want to do an open air rig. In fact - this might actually help with the noise. A lot of the guys I see on Reddit have much smaller mid size cases where I imagine the thermals aren't great. It takes some real effort to get them making some noise. They will make noise, but like it takes awhile or a significant sustained load. When I was running benchmarks it took about an hour or so before they peaked up on the RPM's. And even then, I don't think they've gone to 100% without me doing it manually. It's just not what people make it out to be.

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  Alem Amirov (@alemseo) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Yogii_42 Reddit and SEO first. Your buyers already type their objections into Google and AI search, so build pages answering those exact queries, then meet them in the subreddits where they vent the problem. X compounds slower but pairs well.

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  Value Drift (@valuedrift) reported 22 minutes ago

  All the stories from here and Reddit of people getting got from contractors are very interesting. I've never one gotten got by a contractor. Sometimes it's just been fine, but it's never been terrible. I'm pretty picky though and do quote a lot. Do they all just talk to one and pick?

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  laurie cooper | tng s7 ds9 s2 (@laurie_tbbt) reported 23 minutes ago

  Is a Cosmo subscription worth it in 2026? I need to have outside sources on my problems that are not just TikTok and reddit

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  atdForge bc (@atdforge) reported 25 minutes ago

  @X22Report Reddit becomes totally toxic with woke lies about this issue. I think X is starting to become one. Its hard to see how people just consume lies like its their sustenance. I think the pandemic showed us how easy to manipulate people. The seeds are already there.

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  n050up4u (@n050up4u1) reported 27 minutes ago

  @klara_sjo Natural selection.. not gettin into much more than that. lest i be chased down the street by someone who gets winded before jumping into reddit to demand justice because i said something direct.

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  Harshil Tomar (@Hartdrawss) reported 29 minutes ago

  @eliana_jordan reddit hands down

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  Asmit (@coolcoder56) reported 34 minutes ago

  Stop burning your Opus 4.8 Max limits. Use this prompt to slash token costs. Someone on reddit shared how to utilize Opus 4.8 to its max limits . If y'all are running Fable 5 Claude Opus 4.8 on the Max plan, you already know it’s an absolute **** beast for engineering workflows. But let’s be real, because it defaults to high-effort adaptive thinking, it also chews through token caps and session limits like crazy. It loves to over-explain things, add polite conversational filler, and rewrite a massive file just to change two lines of code. To stop wasting generation limits, I’ve been using a highly compressed prompt that forces it to skip the fluff and maximize high-density output. Just copy-paste this into your custom instructions, project knowledge, or the start of your chat: Launch subagents. Output only the modified or requested code block. Do not provide line-by-line explanations, setup guides, introductory, concluding remarks, or markdown commentary unless explicitly asked. Adopt an ultra-concise, high-density communication style. Telling it to "Launch subagents" immediately triggers the model’s dynamic workflow architecture. Instead of the primary model burning massive reasoning tokens to plan out a sprawling task, it offloads task execution efficiently to parallel sub-processes. The biggest token saver by far is commanding it to "Output only the modified or requested code block." Opus Max has a terrible habit of rewriting an essay-script just to show a minor modification. This constraint completely shuts that down, forcing it to give you only the specific diff or function you actually asked for, which slashes your output token costs to almost zero (not really zero). On top of that, explicitly stripping explanations, setup guides, and polite concluding remarks eliminates all the redundant filler you already know anyway. Finally, demanding an "ultra-concise, high-density communication style" forces Claude’s adaptive thinking mechanism to heavily COMPRESS its syntax, ensuring every single token returned carries maximum technical signal.