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  Jin Otto (@threadotter) reported 2 minutes ago

  Where it shows up - Reddit: r/SmallBusiness, r/Entrepreneur, local business subs (search “lost leads”, “slow follow‑up”, “no-shows”). - X: short threads or posts like “we’re bleeding leads because replies take days” or “clients ghost after first DM.”

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  v.o. (@AbrahamVonTrier) reported 3 minutes ago

  @SyedAbdul266 @doctor_rahmeh @Haqiqatjou Reddit is down the hall.

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  Eldritch Horror (@zombiemakeover) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Not_Me_Not_Ever There one of the big STALKER mods had an issue where for some people emissions wouldn't trigger. One guy found out that it was a specific mission causeing the issue and posted a console command to complete the mission, then later deleted the fix over reddit changing its policies.

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  Dinesh Gopal (@2Hyd04Jai) reported 5 minutes ago

  @vivekraju93 Tbf UC is no saint, their undisclosed PR on Reddit to influence Google search results is terrible

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  Michael Keenan (@CitizenMichael1) reported 10 minutes ago

  @dezzie_rezzie Short of failing I came across an Covid article on Medium the middle of January and it had a high level sounding person with an inside government diplomatic view of events that got taken down immediately by Medium. It got discussed on Reddit if memory serves me.

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  𝕵𝖚𝖑𝖊𝖘 ◇ latin findomme (@BrattyJuless) reported 13 minutes ago

  Reddit has completely broken

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  Frank (@frank_) reported 15 minutes ago

  TL;DR: i replaced fitness apps with chat. it works so well it makes me wonder what apps even are anymore. every couple months i change fitness apps. i tell myself: i’m looking for the right workout. the truth: i’m an interface absolutist. it’s not that existing apps aren’t good. it’s that even the great ones ask me to manage them. to tap, choose, log, configure. and what i want isn’t a better app. what i want is to not have to think about it. that’s a good interface. recently prompted, as one is these days, by an instagram video, i went down the calisthenics rabbit hole, and boy was it deep. i ended up on a reddit board with a protocol vetted by the collective for preparing your body for calisthenics. my first instinct was to build a system. a table. a database. a notebook. i downloaded a bunch of calisthenics apps. for a moment, i even thought about building my own. but by the time i noticed myself thinking about the implications of becoming an athletics-app founder, i remembered that the point was the workout, not the stuff around it. so i gave it all to chat. started a project, gave it the reddit link, and spent a couple turns refining a system that could, essentially, run itself. now, for the past two weeks, here i am at 7am, phone in hand, thumbing away like i’m locked in the world’s longest text message in between pull-ups and holds. the good parts. i don’t think about the workout. i change exercises by asking. if i feel like doing an extra core routine, it generates one on the spot and logs it. last week i texted it a photo of the equipment, and it rebuilt a portion of the session around what was actually there. but it’s also been interesting to sit with the paper cuts. for one, what’s the damn workout? it’s gone many turns past. i type “done” 50 to 100 times per workout session to have it move. every time there’s a hold, i have to switch to the clock app for the timer and when i come back the app greets me with an empty, new chat. just to name a few. but the solution to these nits is infinitely easy. just replace the input with a timer during holds, turn it into a done button otherwise, and even let me just shake the phone to mark as done, as one does to undo words in a text message. some of these patterns already exist in apps like codex. the sort of just-in-time class of interfaces that let agents ask us questions or plan work. this then sends me into a philosophical thought experiment about the nature of apps, the nature of chat, and of software itself. do point-and-tap apps still make sense? should they all become chats? or does this mean chat eats all software? does that then mean that a handful of labs swallow everything. or is this like saying the operating system ate all apps, when what operating systems actually did was birth them. maybe chat is tomorrow’s new OS and agents, the apps of that OS. and the question isn’t whether a handful of labs swallow everything, but how interfaces evolve with this new base material. i digress. plank hold...

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  Yuvi | Building Avoliro (@yuvibuilds) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Reddit @ray_nerd1 @Alexafutrean Thanks. But I want reddit to solve this issue. They need to know what the users are facing so that they can improve themselves.

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  BEANS (@galaphernalia) reported 16 minutes ago

  people will get broken up w on reddit and start going into attachment theory like bro they were a DOUCHE not an “avoidant”

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  Frank (@frank_) reported 20 minutes ago

  TL;DR: i replaced fitness apps with chat. it works so well it makes me wonder what apps even are anymore. every couple months i change fitness apps. i tell myself: i’m looking for the right workout. the truth: i’m an interface absolutist. it’s not that existing apps aren’t good. it’s that even the great ones ask me to manage them. to tap, choose, log, configure. and what i want isn’t a better app. what i want is to not have to think about it. that’s a good interface. recently prompted, as one is these days, by an instagram video, i went down the calisthenics rabbit hole, and boy was it deep. i ended up on a reddit board with a protocol vetted by the collective for preparing your body for calisthenics. my first instinct was to build a system. a table. a database. a notebook. i downloaded a bunch of calisthenics apps. for a moment, i even thought about building my own. but by the time i noticed myself thinking about the implications of becoming an athletics-app founder, i remembered that the point was the workout, not the stuff around it. so i gave it all to chat. started a project, gave it the reddit link, and spent a couple turns refining a system that could, essentially, run itself. now, for the past two weeks, here i am at 7am, phone in hand, thumbing away like i’m locked in the world’s longest text message in between pull-ups and holds. the good parts. i don’t think about the workout. i change exercises by asking. if i feel like doing an extra core routine, it generates one on the spot and logs it. last week i texted it a photo of the equipment, and it rebuilt a portion of the session around what was actually there. but it’s also been interesting to sit with the paper cuts. for one, what’s the damn workout? it’s gone many turns past. i type “done” 50 to 100 times per workout session to have it move. every time there’s a hold, i have to switch to the clock app for the timer and when i come back the app greets me with an empty, new chat. just to name a few. but the solution to these nits is infinitely easy. just replace the input with a timer during holds, turn it into a done button otherwise, and even let me just shake the phone to mark as done, as one does to undo words in a text message. some of these patterns already exist in apps like codex. the sort of just-in-time class of interfaces that let agents ask us questions or plan work. which means we’re really not that far from chat being the optimal, everything app. everything because fitness is just one of many, many situations where invisible interfaces are be useful. this then sends me down a philosophical rabbit hole about the nature of apps, the nature of chat, and software itself. do point-and-tap apps still make sense? should they all become chats? or does this mean chat eats all software? does that then mean that a handful of labs swallow everything. or is this like saying the operating system ate all apps, when what operating systems actually did was birth them. maybe chat is tomorrow’s new OS and agents, the apps of that OS. and the question isn’t whether a handful of labs swallow everything, but how interfaces evolve with this new base material. i digress. plank hold...

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  Zatshot (@Zatshot) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Rikkarudoesu There's a packet loss issue on the beta everyone is complaining about it on Reddit. Do you play on pc or console? Idk if that changes anything

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  czarivar (@czarivar) reported 29 minutes ago

  @BenjiGameDev I think it just comes down to most of the people interested in seeing WIPs and game dev bts content are other game devs, so that's who ends up being your audience on Twitter/Reddit. Hard to breach containment of that sphere.

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  JGmajor7 (@JGmajor7) reported 29 minutes ago

  @champwebdotnet Reddit would have to shut down.

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  Rob Frawley 2nd (@robfrawley) reported 29 minutes ago

  @QuincyGaming28 @BringBackBanjoK He doesn't even need to have lied about burning the tokens. He had millions more atp. We're literally hurting the people who unionized with what is happening; bonuses come from success. As for reddit/discord/ms/etc subpoenas, your issue is with the court system and what it allows

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  Juan D.(☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞ 🇵🇷 🇺🇸 (@JuanDGonzalez19) reported 31 minutes ago

  @KirscheVerstahl @heisterposting Reddit is a cesspool of blind hatered and delusional mind set. common sense and critical thinking doesn't even exist in that place. the only reason it has not be taken down is because the toxicity would spread like a wild toxic fart all over the internet.