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  mesmer (@mesmerlord) reported 5 seconds ago

  @denisyurchak Skill issue, I’ve had it write up Reddit posts, seo posts, no problem(or maybe you’re using the web version) It even does scraping with proxy, captcha completion etc, which is smth I can’t ever get Sol to bypass on codex

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  zack (@whotfiszackk) reported 1 minute ago

  i fought with the x algorithm for 6 months. and lost. every time. posted daily. studied what worked. copied formats from accounts doing numbers. tried threads, tried hooks, tried carousels, tried everything the gurus said to try. nothing compounded. nothing moved. just a flat line and the quiet question of whether i was just bad at this. then i changed my weapon. stopped trying to beat the algorithm by posting more. started using AI to post better. the difference: before AI: i was guessing what the audience wanted and producing content around the guess. after AI: i was reading exactly what the audience said they wanted in reddit threads, forums, comment sections — and producing content around their exact words. not my interpretation of their problem. their words. the algorithm doesn't reward effort. it rewards relevance. and nothing is more relevant than content written from the exact language of the exact person experiencing the exact problem right now. AI didn't replace my strategy. it made my strategy precise. and precision is what the algorithm actually rewards. month 1 after the switch: first post above 50k impressions. month 2: first viral thread. month 3: the page started pulling without me pushing. that's what winning the algorithm actually looks like. not a hack. not a trick. not posting at the right time on the right day. relevance, delivered consistently, built with a tool that costs $20/month. the algorithm was never the enemy. vague content was. AI fixed the vague content. the algorithm followed. AI HUB is live now here's everything covered :

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  DarkPurple On Steam (@kernangaming) reported 2 minutes ago

  @DarkyneDev yh I had same problem, just started to engage with community on x and reddit and it gets better

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  yearnalist 🍡 (@lesbianseason) reported 3 minutes ago

  ive never seen a demographic that complains about nonexistent problems more than ******** do with media. it's one thing to say there isn't enough diversity but to say "i just want stories that meet all my specifications" & u didn't even bother to check reddit first. girl.

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  wernicke (@wernicke23_) reported 4 minutes ago

  @willandwordx @FR3NKD It's more of a reddit issue tbh

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  Usama Ansari (@usamaansari047) reported 6 minutes ago

  @TTrimoreau Honestly, we all know that the first customer is the hardest part. I was recently using Claude and built a product from scratch in about 5–6 hours, which included all the research, domain hosting, and everything. I would say I spent about 3 hours on research, and after the research, Claude built the product in roughly 1.5 hours. After that, it was nitty-gritty, and in 6–7 hours, my entire product was ready. Earlier, I needed to hire a developer and understand him, and he might not be able to deliver the product the way I want. At that time, I had already changed my website layout two to three times. Now, my issue is that I definitely want to attract a few customers. As for my marketing, my strategy is very simple: I’m posting on Reddit to get some initial traction and feedback

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  reina (@himekajicide) reported 6 minutes ago

  whichever reddit staffer decided to implement needing to sign in to read threads, i hope you get violently tortured and killed

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  Just Le Canuck 🌸👹 (@JustAGamer6464) reported 8 minutes ago

  @SteinerWaffen @zeviverse Some mods have mega ego problems. They are wannabe dicktaters who think they are cool because they can ban you from a server or a sub-Reddit. They are sad and pathetic losers

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  owlfred (@apeckerholz) reported 8 minutes ago

  @macintogdev @ehudofisrael It looks to me like you're describing two different problems, one of which (Reddit copy-paste moral guardrails) could be mitigated by local and the other of which (everyone will have access to a pocket genius) obviously can't, sure.

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  Hardikkk.html (@Hardik_bambh) reported 18 minutes ago

  @adit_katiyar @Reddit My reddit account is suspended or having some issue lately if you know anything about it please help me. 🫠

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  employed book-buying cat ******* (@NirrimsLiar) reported 19 minutes ago

  @wlwhiskeys True true!! Although even than people will keep coming with the same 5 books it’s dire for normies out there. But one google search to a reddit or scrolling down 10 seconds instead of the first google page or ai summary will definitely get you some better recommendations

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  Based Rafal (@based_rafal) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Zippedtothebone @ellymelly @PatrickGormanMP Settle down reddit atheist. No one cares. Cope and dilate.

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  W_Marie01 (💫,💫) (@AlohaMarieee3) reported 29 minutes ago

  Here is what she said to do BEFORE you even launch : / Warm the community you already have. Newsletters, group chats, DMs...make use of those. Support other founders on Product Hunt first. Comment, upvote, show up. You cannot arrive as a stranger on launch day. / More prep. Start LinkedIn outreach at least two weeks out. Build your Reddit Karma before you need it. And she made mention of Launch Pact as a genuinely useful community for this whole process. I am definitely noting all of this down.

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  Sanjay (@_sanjay3) reported 29 minutes ago

  @kushal_mehra @GoI_MeitY shut down @Reddit for a year

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  CJ Floppa (@vesper_118) reported 30 minutes ago

  @abelucho12 @Stete_owo Reddit is down the hall to the left