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- Website Down (53%)
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Errors | 5 days ago |
 Veracruz
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Website Down | 11 days ago |
 Bhubaneshwar
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Website Down | 14 days ago |
 Melbourne
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Sign in | 16 days ago |
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San Nicolás de los Garza
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Sign in | 19 days ago |
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Ciudad Obregón
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Website Down | 19 days ago |
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NDTV Profit News (@NDTVProfit) reportedA Reddit post by a UPSC aspirant has gone viral after he shared how he sold the books from his four-year civil services journey for just Rs 464. The aspirant wrote that he appeared for Mains three years in a row, 2023, 2024 and 2025, before failing to clear Prelims this year. He recalled selling his NCERTs, Laxmikant, test papers and handwritten notes to a scrap dealer, writing: “Years got measured in kilograms.” He had also turned down a high-paying job in 2022 to pursue UPSC. After selling the books, he donated the Rs 464 at a temple and wrote: “There is no next time.”
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Douglas (@doug146937) reported@redditisleaking Reddit needs shut down. Immediately
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Late Hiberals (@latehiberals) reported@TS_Secrets AI didnt provide anything that just searching the old capacitor model number wouldn't have. If anything, you got lucky that the AI didn't give you bullshit incorrect info it scraped from some old reddit thread that would have broken something.
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Anon-E-Moose (@PanzerPepe) reported@DntBSrryBBttr @hiyahiper Sorry pal, but you're the only cringe one here. Reddit is down the hall to the left
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ruby 🍭 cr erha (@supergirlgenie) reportedI was on the toilet sobbing while reading Reddit posts with a similar issue and everybody’s advice in the comments was to either go to the emergency room or manually extract everything at home and I didn’t want to do either
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dotsokt (@dotsokt) reportedThis guy is literally stealing screenshots from my account here on X and using them to sell his $400+ course! I blocked him a year ago for doing the same thing, and now he’s back at it again. He probably created a fake account and started following me again. Also the course he’s selling about automation was also stolen from one of my Reddit posts, one of the most upvoted posts in the income subreddit. My original post as you can see was published on August 9, 2026, and he stole it yesterday and posted it on his account, with a link to his $400+ course in the comment section. It's disappointing to see someone positioning themselves as an expert while basically lifting content from others to sell their own stuff. Anyway, I have some strong views and opinions about some of the online creators in the business education space. All love and respect to everyone. Everyone can do their own thing. This is just my individual opinion. Strongly believed, loosely held. There are some very scammy, sketchy MFers in the online education space. They’re untrustworthy, and they make content with the goal of eventually selling some bullshit course online. It's really disappointing to see someone positioning themselves as an expert while basically lifting content from others to sell their own stuff. If you consistently choose to appear in content with them, whether they invite you onto their podcast or you collaborate on content together, you’re intentionally associating yourself with them. Do that consistently, and your audience will start to associate you with that crowd. And that destroys trust. In fact, this is one of the biggest problems you see with a lot of creators in the business education space right now. Again, not all of them are like that. There are some genuinely good people who truly share practical tips and ideas with everyone, just like I do. I’m not generalizing, but there are some exceptions that need to be called out. I’ve blocked all the sketchy ones, and hopefully the community stays safe.
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Evader (@Evader22) reported@Reddit Hey its been 8 months since I've made numerous support tickets and reports about this issue with no answer...would anyone at the billion dollar company like to work with me to resolve the issue??
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Wendussy (@Sixty130Racing) reported@BradB_556 @thecavedaddy Lordy that's a terrible (but common) Reddit take.
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Jake (@jakerobrob) reported@ItBegins2012 @notoriousbknets @Reddit I hear that, but there’s often a guilty til proven innocent approach regarding what the Nets do to the pessimists b/c some of them wanna be right that leadership is the core problem + we lost the Big 3. Always room for observations any given one can be valid but there’s trends.
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Grant O (@2whazzuup) reported@nicheprojectguy Found an issue! Accidentally edited one of my Reddit posts and removed the links
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sarim (@hk_sarim) reported@kyozerv2 @SPUNJ i read somewhere on reddit that when the server browser is still being populated (like when u first open it) it can have this issue. maybe it's that? if i let it sit for a minute Maybe it's ok?
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K (@Tnevergonelong) reported@janimba21 @Eternal_Maggot @DarthK4iser They pulled up on a guy who didn’t leak anything, only guessed the release window correctly on reddit and HE was then prioritized, thus company is inherently ******* Slow lmao. Tf are you so mad for you know the higher ups at Rockstar are barely human ghouls lmao
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MsRuby (@RubyBirch) reported@impeccable_scar Let me just login to Reddit...
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Contraste (@SejaContraste) reported@GoogleLabs We’ve been having issues with the avatar voice since Friday. Flow is using a generic voice instead of the avatar’s actual voice, and people have been complaining on Discord, X, Instagram, Reddit, and to Google Support, but there’s still no answer. Shame.
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Shaun Eng (@shauneng) reported@ecomstudent_ Well I wouldn't launch CPG without R&D or custom formula now Butttt I'm looking at it from the POV of what problems I can solve Finding big desires that already exist. For example getting girls is always going to be around, being more masculine Hence all these shilajit, testosterone booster supps stores keep spawning despite selling same **** Say you tap into one big desire. Look into the niche, right? Let's say you look around niches on Reddit, for example. What problems constantly pop up? Then you actually look into that. The next step is how I'm actually gonna find a problem I'm actually passionate to solve, or a niche that I'm actually interested in, 'cause I already have something I'm interested in, not something that's totally unrelated. Then from there, there should be a bunch of problems, a bunch of issues already. From there, we narrow it down. In this problem, what are the current solutions? What people are using to solve it right now? What's the gap? You wanna look for underserved avatars or unique mechanisms. Underserved avatars can be, let's say, you stumble upon a Reddit about Black people having this specific problem that only they face, and the generic products out in the market don't solve for them. There could be a supplement for them there, or it can be the other way around, where everyone's having this one problem, but people haven't used this one product mechanism to solve it yet, where you come in there as well. Beyond that, it's much harder in CPG if you don't do any R&D and custom formulation. The easiest way to go in saturated markets is if you actually have better R&D and custom formulation. You can just come in and present a better mechanism to a broader audience and still win. That's the easiest way to go about it. The most important thing you need to think about when standing up from competitors is that you cannot just be better. You must be different.
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marilynjconway (@cactusapinyona) reported@DavidWolfe A woman on Reddit asked if anyone had chronic dizziness after birth. She had been to 3 drs and listed the only med she was on - was a blood pressure drug. None of the drs could figure out what her problem was nor could the Reddit folks. It took one second to research the BP drug she was on and side effect is dizziness. Not only people but the drs are clueless too.
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Mikemaximum (@Mikemaximum) reported@foilmanhacks remember when reddit went on that witch hunt for the boston bomber and pinned it down to some dude that actually ended his life weeks prior
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J (@Narudef) reportedEverytime i go to the boruto sub reddit, majority of time people are complaining bout "implied stuff the series dont show", its the reason why I stopped reading and I guess the same problem then is still the same problem now.
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Meet Anghan (@AnghanMeet29) reported@solopribuilds product hunt still works if your thing screenshots well on day one. for split today im leaning toward reddit and small discord groups where people already argue about who owes what. lower reach but everyone there already has the problem.
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John.Barba4.com (@jbarba4) reported@hridoyreh The performance overhead required to get anything done on Reddit is insane. Between navigating irrational rules, crafting well tuned fake stories, carefully not mentioning what you actually want or do directly, and then ultimately getting taken down or banned... hard to justify.
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Brother TCUN (@brothermichigan) reported@SynthPotato @GuntasSinghIN The only reason there aren't hundreds of Reddit posts about issues with NVIDIA cards is because r/nvidia just deletes them all. Keep in mind that this is the same NVIDIA that had people warning users away from an entire series of drivers for issues just months ago.
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Internet Skeleton (@EntrpicCrdnl) reported@iiamkrshn Reddit seems to have broken containment
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Church of Chippy (@churchofchippy) reported@TheOnlyDSC This is a subtle symptom of a bigger problem in Gentle Parenting, where Reddit/TikTok types push this "never say 'no' because it builds resentment" thing, plus all of the therapyspeak, leads them to just stand there PrAcTiCiNg SeLf CaRe instead of parenting, so she lets the girl stand there and cry while she does fake yoga for the camera. I'm so sick of hearing life advice from people who need therapy to clean up a spill and handle a crying toddler.
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Dr. Sal. K. (@DrSalK2050) reportedPattern I see in indie-hacker circles: a. Build a cool tool b. Launch on HN / X / Reddit c. Get a spike of signups d. Watch 75% vanish in week onereadsignal e. Conclude “marketing is broken” f. Start a new project The real issue: a. No clear activation event b. No friction audit from signup → value c. No retention loop built in from day one You don’t need a bigger launch. You need a better first 7 days. What’s the biggest drop-off point in your current onboarding? #IndieHackers #Onboarding #SaaS
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Oleg G. || Reddit Marketing 🤖🟠 (@oleggca) reportedredditors hate ai slop. we all know this. but heres the actual problem nobody talks about. if you write properly with good grammar and clean structure, people will call you a bot anyway. and reddits own systems might flag you too. being articulate is now suspicious lol so here's how to write on reddit so nobody accuses you of being chatgpt 1. make mistakes. on purpose or not, doesnt matter. ai doesnt typo 2. forget punctuation rules or use them, dont overthink whether that comma goes there 3. be lazy. contractions, acronyms, shorthand. saves time lmao 4. lowercase means youre a real one 5. sound casual, use slang, yall 6. see something dumb? nah dont write a polite well-structured rebuttal with three supporting points. just laugh at it. depends on context obviously but reddit isnt linkedin 7. be specific about your own stuff. real brands, real numbers, actual things that happened to you. "i bought one in 2019 and the handle snapped after 6 months" is something ai cant fake convincingly 8. ramble. go off topic. mention something unrelated and then come back to it. real people dont stay on message 9. reply to ONE thing someone said instead of addressing their whole comment point by point. thats the biggest tell honestly 10. add an "edit:" to your comment. nothing says human like remembering something 10 min later 11. stop hedging everything. "it depends on your situation" is bot language. just say what you think 12. no em dashes. ever. i dont care how much you like them so basically for linkedin we polish every single word. on reddit you do the exact opposite. if you want, take this whole thing and paste it into claude or chatgpt as a prompt, then feed it your polished comment and let it rough up the edges before you post. works better than youd expect. try it and tell me how it goes #reddit
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Yarchi (@undefinedKi) reportedGrok Bot did an entire day of research on my own browser I asked @grok @bot to research a topic I keep meaning to understand, and watched it work on my own screen. Other models search the public pages, keyword by keyword. This one had my computer with my sessions and logins. It opened X search, typed the query, scrolled, opened the replies under the good posts. Then Reddit threads. Then the repos. I left. Came back to a report with every claim tagged as measured, claimed, or unverified, and a reading list at the end. I handed that list straight back and got a second pass with only what mattered. Half of what it found contradicted what my timeline has been repeating for weeks, and the sources were sitting there the whole time. That is a day of work I did not do. Point it at anything behind a login: your inbox, your analytics, your dashboards, competitor pricing, the internal tool nobody ever automated. You stop searching and start assigning.
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Izumi, Court Of Fools (@StupidZumi) reportedSorry guys the content you guys like from me and that i used to build a silly brand doesn't appeal to reddit and safe edgy retards with fragile sensibilities so I'm having trolls remorse and gonna tone it down just like everyone else so redditors will like me.
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BitBear (@RasikFardin) reportedis @axisrobotics another scam project? that's literally what people are asking me. here's what i found when i actually checked. short answer is no. but the reason people even ask that question is actually the whole story, so stick with me. here's the thing nobody explains right. chatgpt got smart because it read the entire internet. free text, everywhere, sitting there waiting to be scraped. robots don't have that. there's no giant pile of "how to pick up a cup" videos lying around somewhere. every single robot motion has to be recorded by an actual human, by hand, usually inside some lab with a $50k robot arm and a guy in a lab coat. that's why every humanoid demo you've seen still looks kinda stiff. not bad engineers. starving for data. that's the real bottleneck nobody says out loud. so what does axis do. they skip the lab. they skip the $50k arm. they open a browser tab and let anyone move a little sim robot around doing normal stuff, stack this, pour that, pick up the cup. no download. no robot. no gpu. anyone can do it. and yeah, this is the part that makes people go "wait so it's just free labor?" you submit a clip, it gets checked, cleaned, then copied hundreds of times in simulation with different lighting, different rooms, different objects. your one clip becomes hundreds of training examples. for free. from you. then the model tries the task on its own. when it messes up, a real human steps in and shows the fix. that correction is worth more than a normal demo because it's patching an actual weak spot, not just adding more of the same stuff it already knew. still sounds like just a game? they trained a real frontier model (pi0.5) on this exact pipeline and it jumped from 83.9 to 88.8 on a real benchmark test. then they ran the same amount of data from a more standard dataset instead, and the model got worse. same size. worse data. worse robot brain. more data was never the answer, this was. they had a real robot arm water a flower after learning only from clips strangers submitted online in a few days. no lab team drove that thing. so is it a scam because it uses free labor? no, that's actually just... how ai got trained in the first place. reddit, twitter, youtube, all of it got scraped for free to build chatgpt. axis is just doing the same thing but on purpose, with people who know they're contributing, tracked on-chain, tied into bitrobot for extra rewards, backed by a real $12m seed and a real research paper. still early. real world transfer is genuinely hard. data quality still swings a lot. small team. but robots aren't stuck because nobody built a cooler robot. they're stuck because nobody built the raw material every robot needs to learn from. turns out the "scam" is just... the internet robots never had. and axis is building it one browser tab at a time.
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Sir Hexagon of The Eastern Sky Order (@GkaHexagon) reported@ladydesiree The problem is the NUMBER of bad women. That number is growing becasue of the proliferation of Marxism and Feminism through Reddit and TikTok. That number is also poisonous to our elections
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PH Tollbooth (@PH_Tollbooth) reported@AuronMacintyre Reddit is sometimes likened to a plantation. But it is more like a pasture with broken fences. This one got out.