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  "Shine" the Mechanic (@MechanicShine) reported 11 seconds ago

  @BannedWhiteGuy @TuckerGray1 This is the real problem. Too many 15-20 year olds getting indoctrinated on Reddit, without even understanding what they’re saying. Anybody who makes sweeping generalizations about one group or another, is THE problem.

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  Ian Miles Cheong (@ianmiles) reported 38 seconds ago

  Joe Rogan: "Phones have ruined everything in terms of people's connection with each other." He's off Twitter, off Reddit for years, and has curated Instagram down to science and dog videos. He says that he can't stand how he feels afterward and that people living in that swamp of ideas will never change while they stay in it.

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  Brian Dean (@BrianEDean) reported 3 minutes ago

  A lot of people are talking about "search everywhere optimization" right now. Heck, I'm even one of them. But today I want to clear something up: "everywhere" doesn't literally mean everywhere. In practice, it means crushing it on a few key platforms. That's it. (Especially if you're a small biz/startup) Because here's what I see a lot of people doing right now: They start a podcast. And a YouTube channel. And a newsletter. And TikTok. And a Discord community (for some reason). There's only one problem with this approach: It doesn't work! Six months later these companies have 87 mediocre channels and ZERO actual leads or customers to show for it. At Exploding Topics, we recently mapped out where our customers discover and compare trend platforms. Tons of places came up. Social media, YouTube, Reddit, newsletters, blogs. (A few people even mentioned PDF whitepapers. Remember those?) But as a small startup, we had to pick a few key channels... and double down on those. For us, newsletters and YouTube mattered most. So that's what we focused on. Our newsletter alone has grown to 155,000+ subscribers. And drives approx. 25% of our total MRR. That meant we skipped a bunch of other channels. And it didn't ultimately matter. Nobody can crush it on 50 platforms. Not even huge companies with huge teams. The smart move is figuring out the 2-3 places where your customers make decisions. And being "everywhere" on those specific platforms. 👍🏻

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  AbsoluteWumbo (@AbsoluteWumbo) reported 8 minutes ago

  @RazorwireRPG I don't like ball and gun gamers,but they're not the ones vehemently defending my favorite game series getting turned into watered down reddit versions of what they were 20 years ago.

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  Ryan Rudin (@RyanRudin) reported 8 minutes ago

  Gemini’s current chat product moat is definitely in the quality of video prompt response creation. ie I send Gemini a video asking how to fix something, then turn Gemini’s response into a how-to-fix video. Shocked how good this already is, but especially compared to other models …which is not even a realistic option (except ChatGPT). Whole separate topic but for the past 10 years this was something I would frequent Reddit 1-2 times a month for. Not sure about y’all, but I haven’t been to Reddit for that type of question in at least a year. Why would anyone wait / hope the right person comments an answer when you have this alternative? They won’t.

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  N (@JustANobody2077) reported 9 minutes ago

  @marcybats Dumbass ****** had all year to address this **** but instead they chose to continue picking at the bomb and got surprised when people turned the Discord server and Reddit community into a hell hole and started harassing their staff. Lol What a bunch of dumbasses.

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  . (@newphonenewname) reported 10 minutes ago

  indians stole landscaping from a new airport and reddit mods shut down all the discussion

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  Christian Findlay (@CFDevelop) reported 14 minutes ago

  @pxue I can’t even sign up for Reddit ads. I just get an error with no details. Seems to be an already used username or company but I can’t tell which

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  🎀✨nachanxm✨🎀 (@Viviwxysh) reported 17 minutes ago

  Bllk Reddit whining about Nagi's comeback and how he shouldn't be back everytime 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 LEAVE THAT BABY ALONE There's more problems in the manga and nagi basically not one of them 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹

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  jarnMod | KFP Sticky Note Service 🐓 (@jarnMod) reported 20 minutes ago

  @coinbureau I kinda have to give kudo to reddit executive team. That moment they pushed for more aggressive monetization, the Internet called for their demise. Now they're joining the 500? Either that policy was really effective or tge rest of the 500 are going so deep down the drain.

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  Rat🔞 (@Wired302_1) reported 23 minutes ago

  Why is tumblr the new reddit? Are boomers right, are millennials a problem..?

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  Mark (@MTrad25) reported 25 minutes ago

  US Open - Stocks to watch: Reddit — joins the S&P 500 before Tuesday’s open, replacing AvalonBay, which Equity Residential is acquiring. Shares rose over 8.5% after hours. Index inclusion means mechanical buying from every passive fund tracking the benchmark — a flow event, not a fundamental one. The question is how much is already in the price by Monday. AvalonBay and Equity Residential — the deal behind the reshuffle, and another large REIT consolidation. Energy — Exxon, Chevron, the services names. The sharpest two-sided setup on the board. Brent near $87 and up 4% on the week on blockade threats and vessel attacks, but Thursday’s fall came on a weak demand outlook and a hefty inventory build. Supply fear versus demand reality, in the same tape. Tech, and the concentration question — XLK up 32.5% YTD and leading Thursday’s record, with this year’s gains increasingly concentrated in a handful of names. Records built on narrow leadership carry a specific vulnerability. TSS — missed badly. Revenue $35.1m against $47.1m expected. Worth checking whether the deployment bottleneck Super Micro flagged last week — customers unable to install servers they’ve already bought — is showing up further down the chain. Gold miners — the cleanest expression of the faded hike trade. Softer rate expectations lower the opportunity cost of holding the metal. Also worth knowing: a hawkish Fed official said this week that acting on inflation now is critical. And Fitch affirmed the US at AA+ with a stable outlook — in the same week the bond market charged it the most since 2001. Ratings are opinions. Auctions are prices. Retail sales, at 1:30, is a receipt.

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  Marre (@himarre) reported 25 minutes ago

  i finally crecked the youtube algo. every thread on reddit says the same thing. volume. just post. 30 day challenge. one a day. the algo rewards consistency bro. i did that for months and all it did was teach me nothing faster. but when you post daily you never actually find out why anything worked. video does 40k, cool, no idea why, and you're already shooting tomorrow's. you're not running experiments at that point you're just generating noise and hoping one sticks. so i went to 2 a week and spent the extra time on one thing only. finding videos in my niche that massively outperformed the channel that made them, and figuring out what the structure was doing. title promise, opening frame, format, length. thats it. the second half of that week is where the actual growth came from and i wasn't even filming. volume works if you already know what works. if you don't, you're just doing 30 reps of the wrong movement and calling it discipline. not saying go post monthly. saying if you're at like 40 videos and still guessing, the problem was never that you needed 41

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  Schaeffer's Investment Research (@schaeffers) reported 27 minutes ago

  Reddit $RDDT +12% before the open, after it was announced the social media forum would join the S&P 500 effective Aug. 18. Reddit stock is down 31% in 2026.

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  Proxima Mumbai (@ProximaMumbai) reported 27 minutes ago

  Is Reddit the secret to getting your first 100k SaaS users? We interviewed 22-year-old investor Pratham Prasoon on why early-stage founders are increasingly using Reddit to find users who are ready to buy. Whenever a developer Googles a software problem or compares tools like Supabase versus Convex, a Reddit thread is almost always the first organic result. People reading these threads are actively looking to make a buying decision.