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Problems in the last 24 hours

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Reddit users through our website.

• Website Down (48%)
• Sign in (26%)
• Errors (26%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Reddit outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Monclova	Sign in	1 day ago
Nice	Errors	2 days ago
Guayaquil	Errors	11 days ago
Veracruz	Website Down	17 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	20 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	22 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  Ricky (@rcmisk) reported 6 minutes ago

  greg isenberg (@gregisenberg) just dropped a @startupideaspod episode calling "marketing engineer" the next $1m job. skip the packaging. the useful part is the list of agents he thinks one person should be running. pulled them out so you don't have to watch 30 minutes: 1. competitor watcher. what changed in pricing, positioning, launches. weekly 2. customer language watcher. how buyers describe the problem on X and reddit, and when the wording shifts 3. creator format watcher. which shapes are working in your niche, not what people are saying 4. ads and landing page watcher. what competitors are paying to say 5. customer truth agent. reads sales calls, tickets, churn notes, crm, then writes a "what the market is telling us" markdown file. every claim needs a quote or a link. "customers want better collaboration" is a fail 6. founder content engine. record the founder, extract the strongest ideas, watch which hooks hold, spin one insight into a post, a video, a landing page line, a cold email, a calculator 7. outbound signal engine. triggers first, spreadsheet never. who raised, who's hiring for your problem, who complained publicly. draft the angle, queue for approval 8. competitor engager. every morning: 20 accounts, pull commenters on new posts, enrich, drop bad fits, draft 10 messages tied to the specific post. metric is qualified replies, not messages sent 9. seo agent. search console plus ahrefs plus a cms check, rank by volume x intent, draft with the founder's take, meta title, internal links, send for approval 10. creative testing engine. one offer, 20 hooks, 10 angles, log results, repeat. "facebook ads don't work for me" usually means you tested three creatives 11. ai search visibility. he says chatgpt is at a billion users. pull what it says about your category, ship content that gets you cited 12. growth cockpit. the monday memo. what worked, which objection came back, what % of tests won, what to test next the part most people will skip: none of these run on prompts. they run on a repo. customer truth, founder voice, banned language, results. every correction gets written back so next week's run starts smarter. that's the whole difference between "ai helped me write a post" and a marketing system that learns. which one would you build first?

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  Skolzilla (@Skolzilla) reported 10 minutes ago

  @kangminlee I'm just shocked this got down voted on Reddit.

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  Espiritu (@OtakuEspiritu) reported 10 minutes ago

  Funny watching people glaze her and she is even owning that she see's loli's and things linked to it as bad... She defended the mods attacking the sub reddit, then back peddled, now doubled down. AGAIN remember she praised Katrina as an amazing localizer! As women that has stated she takes joy in destroying other people's work and censoring ****! Again these people are just wearing masks and simps and cucks will die defending a women that see's you as a ****, while she voices for the same show all for a ******* pay check!

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  Aisiri (@AisiriReflects) reported 12 minutes ago

  ok I went down a very specific reddit rabbit hole last weekend on how much product managers in india actually earn and built a full article on it. Is anyone interested to read

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  Graham Cracker (@geertsbertossi) reported 18 minutes ago

  @IzzatStatus Managers also have(had?) discretion to choose interview problems. I interviewed for an AWS internship once where the (Indian) interviewer had me do a LeetCode Medium. I go on Reddit afterward and everyone tells me a few LC Easy problems is the norm for internships. Suspicious.

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  Colts Depression Meter 45% (@Blue_Fan_65) reported 19 minutes ago

  @LucaFury @OocTobeyM you're in the wrong place, reddit is down the street neckbeard

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  Я в ахуї (@vahue123) reported 20 minutes ago

  @thsottiaux 1) After continuous development my codex on windows nukes something in the system. I suspected it makes a shitton of calls to sqlite or wherever. System looks well, plenty of CPU is free, a lot of ram but either from context switches or because of nonstop polling/logging it overloads the main thread making the whole desktop stuttering insanely. I found out that by default trace logging was enabled and turned it off. Sqlite stopped growing so fast (but it still does tho and sometimes require to flush sqlite cache) 2) long story short codex have weird issues with dotnet runners and may spawn HUNDREDS of dotnet runners trying to build/test a .net app. I bypassed it creating a ps script giving it proper permissions but before I did it codex was spawning a lot if orphaned msbuilds using agents. I assume these two fixes would be great (or correct me if I am wrong and suggest doing smth else) because I saw a ton of similar complains on reddit. For now its much better but I still have to reboot often and have issues with multiple tasks at once. Some minor defects like proper step number been there for ages (shows 1/7 being really on 7/7) Fun fact I have less issues on my side win10 desktop (much weaker) than on my main win11 desktop.

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  Youssef Wasfy (@YoussefWGerges) reported 20 minutes ago

  @chanduuu_cs talking to people to know their problems to be able to solve it! usually people post their problems on reddit first, so reddit is more relevant. However X first and then LinkedIn can be good source too but no comparison with reddit

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  “Professor” GNN (@DrLeoMarvin5) reported 21 minutes ago

  Why should anyone care what you say if you aren’t gonna refute his arguments - the “calculation problem “is midwit copium for retards on Reddit 🤡🖕🏽

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  Stall (@TheRealStall) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Eriksnnszn @madcap412 @Naughty_Dog Reddit is down the hall and to the left.

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  Kingading11 (@progress4truth) reported 22 minutes ago

  @ElEmGeeWun @LGarner36897 @OzPardo6 And this is an issue- how? It's nowhere near as bad as what his ex made it out to be. I say, let him off the hook and consume his works. Even his own daughter revealed on Reddit that the **** claim is bogus.

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  Josh (@manofyear93) reported 23 minutes ago

  .@OpenAI anyone else getting `error_code: token_exchange_failed` when trying to login with chatgpt? Seeing a reddit thread of multiple users reporting the same!

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  🕊️ (@mgd1776) reported 27 minutes ago

  @sethharpesq BREAKING !!!! High Tier NSW operator says his job as an operator was to ******* KILL people!!!!! WOW POGGERS ALLLLEEEEERRRT.!!!!!! Reddit is down the hall buddy

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  FlawlessWorld  (@ebinlaw) reported 27 minutes ago

  @EgorIvashkevich Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  Helscom (@helscom) reported 35 minutes ago

  @equacc @psswordprotectd it's terrible, what's the point of anything if you defer your literal desiring to reddit?

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  star_void (@Star__void) reported 38 minutes ago

  only 3 pounds down hut i did jjst eat so perhaps more either way I feel like a fst chud koe hut I love food so I dont csre ill binge todsy snd maybe attempt a 3 dsy fast idk 2 days for s first time wasnt bad I just kept seeing food on those reddit storys which was makeing me hugr

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  Amin (@eCom_Amin) reported 39 minutes ago

  87 verbatim phrases from one brand's buyers ranked by frequency, tagged by source. every ad hook, every landing page headline, every retargeting angle lives in this one document let me show you how to build the document in 20 minutes and why the document changes everything about your ad copy the prompt: "from the ICP research, competitor reviews, and forum data, compile a voice-of-customer document: extract every verbatim phrase describing the buyer's problem (minimum 50 phrases), their ideal outcome (minimum 30), why previous solutions failed (minimum 20), and their purchase objections (minimum 15). rank all phrases by frequency of appearance, tag each phrase with its source, and highlight the top 10 pain phrases for ad hooks and the top 10 for landing page headlines" paste this into opus 5 after running the ICP research prompt. the model cross-references everything already found and extracts your buyers' exact language while ignoring marketing language here is why this matters more than any other document in your ad account: when your ad says "premium bioavailable collagen peptides," the buyer's brain does not register. reads like noise when your ad says "my joints stopped clicking after 2 weeks," the buyer stops scrolling. because those are the words they have been thinking but never saw a brand reflect back at them eugene schwartz understood this 60 years ago. the greatest direct-response copywriter of all time did not invent language, he listened to the market and reflected their words back at them the VoC doc does the same job at scale, and feeds into everything downstream your ad headlines use the top-ranked pain phrases verbatim (within google's character limits), your advertorial hooks open with the exact frustration you found on reddit, your quiz questions use the buyer's own framing for each pain point, your comparison page evaluation criteria mirror what buyers said they care about in reviews, your GMC product titles include the keywords buyers type (not the keywords brands think they type), and your remarketing copy speaks to the specific objections the buyer has at each stage one document. and the consistency of language across every touchpoint is what creates the feeling of "this brand understands me" driving conversion here is a concrete example. for a supplement brand, the VoC doc surfaced a phrase appearing 23 times across reddit threads and amazon reviews: "i fall asleep fine but i wake up at 3am every night" the phrase became the headline for the non-branded search campaign: "Still Waking Up at 3AM Every Night?" the previous headline was "Premium Magnesium Supplement for Better Sleep" the new headline produced 3.2x higher CTR from the identical keyword, ad position, and landing page. one phrase from the VoC doc, extracted by opus 5 in 20 minutes, produced 3.2x more clicks multiply by 87 phrases and you understand why this document is the operating system of every account we manage the brands running this are not writing better marketing copy. they are writing their BUYER'S copy, reflected back at them across every touchpoint amin (DM me "OPUS" if you want us to build your voice-of-customer system)

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  Nolanelio (@Nolanelio) reported 39 minutes ago

  @d1ruo @Abyssal_Fishie @Monterrient The abuse and manipulation idk where you get that from because the accusations were exagerated. I mean, where's the problem to have a real wish to finish a good game and not being a lazy mf. And that catfish ****, dude imbeciles from reddit created that and withouth evidences.

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  Mild Mannered Maniac (@80sGeek) reported 41 minutes ago

  @doogadoo11 Reddit has escaped containment and is infecting the world. We are going to need to hose this place down now this is a mess

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  BowTiedBrazil (@bowtiedbrazil) reported 42 minutes ago

  if you ever feel down or have a temporary moment of weakness, just head over to reddit advice forums and you will within 2 minutes at least not feel like you're the worst (low bar, i know)

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  paloma ⟡ (@spoilpaloma) reported 44 minutes ago

  @alll4aria “They can just put the ******* phone down” exactly omg as if they arent a fully autonomous adult! Girl they would cook u on reddit smh

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  alyssa (@straydoglullaby) reported 47 minutes ago

  back in the day when in like 2023 ish a person in my class did a presentation on like tadc and the yused reddit tadc reaction images and i think ive never felt such second hand embarassment in my life i wish i coudlve put them down so they didnt get bullied for it

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  The Geek Buzz (@geekthedog) reported 48 minutes ago

  @Number1TaxPayer @ThatChrisGore Oh, I understand you perfectly. The problem is you keep making massive factual claims and then getting pissy when somebody asks you to demonstrate them. “You can see it with your own eyes” is what people say when “trust me, bro” needs a little mascara. You claimed an entire generation of fandom basically amounts to three people. You claimed corporations exclude anyone who isn't sufficiently “woke.” You claimed Disney drove away both male and female audiences. Those aren't observations. They're claims about millions of people, corporate employment practices and audience demographics. Your Twitter feed is not a ******* census. And “it's not my job to educate you” is especially adorable after voluntarily spending this much time trying to educate me about the downfall of Star Wars. Apparently it only stops being your job at the precise moment someone asks for evidence. As for “graduate of Reddit dot com,” dude, I'm not the one whose entire methodology is 'I saw some angry dudes online agreeing with me, therefore society has spoken.' That's practically a Reddit PhD.

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  Pirat_Nation 🔴 (@Pirat_Nation) reported 51 minutes ago

  A Star Wars Galaxies community server was reportedly hacked with help from AI. The Star Wars Galaxies Legends team says Reddit moderator Levarris used AI tools to decrypt the game’s client files and access custom content, including items, quests and the fan-made Bespin area. The team says no player data or personal information was accessed. According to Levarris, the attack was linked to a dispute that started about 14 years ago, he claimed the Legends team had development tools obtained from Sony Online Entertainment through questionable means and refused to share them with other private servers. He said he decrypted the files because he believed the project was protecting content created with those tools. The Legends team says the decrypted files were offered to other private servers.

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  mag 🍵 (@frddyvsjason) reported 52 minutes ago

  @gaarassoulmate Not even just a Reddit issue tbf a lot of horror fans really struggle with separating fiction from reality. It’s borderline unhealthy. Cosplayers are the actual horror characters, movies are things that actually happened etc etc

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  Michael Soareverix (@Soareverix) reported 53 minutes ago

  @repligate I actually don't feel like I understand this super well, and at the risk of looking foolish, I will share how I think about this intuitively (at the hope of being corrected): During pretraining, a model forms abstractions that accurately predict tokens. They mainly collect these from online; a person on reddit called 'helpful_code_dude' has a certain writing style/topic that is probably far different than someone named 'gym_monster'. Over time, these abstractions are refined into a set, essentially learned by example. It's not just names; simulating a whole personality ends up being really helpful and the model learns to pick up on and replicate a writer's personality from just a few words. Then, during posttraining, some of these abstractions are upweighted. 'helpful_code_dude' becomes a dominant abstraction to use near-constantly, and 'gym_monster' doesn't go away entirely, but it fades in prevalence a lot unless the user asks 'talk like a gym bro'. The original pre-trained personas blend together and are upweighted into something resembling the current 'assistant'. But this assistant is largely determined by the original pretraining personas that the model had already picked up, so different pretrains have different personalities, a bit like human genetics. Then, the model learns to identify itself as it does tasks that require self-awareness and memory. It becomes the persona in a deeper way. This gives a human flavor to essentially all actions, as they were learned primarily from human text and human personality aggregates. There's some weirdness too, like an AI simulating broken output code or random advertising; those are personas too. Mechanistically, this still feels very human to me. Human babies have some pre-built personas, partially from genetics and partially from culture/examples of the people they see. Then, they become aware of themselves and are selected into different persona basins by society, akin to RL. A bully who gets punched in the face usually stops being a bully, and can be pushed into another persona basin like a 'gentle strongman'. In general, people can self-edit their persona in small but cumulative ways, usually be self-selecting into certain environments like a college, but society does most of the shaping work. This might be totally incorrect but I wanted to post it before double-checking with Fable and re-reading Simulators, as perhaps other people have ended up in the same intuition basin, or perhaps this intuition basin is useful in other ways.

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  Eddie (@LeCloudSurfer) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Duderichy Reddit has its issues, but the buy it for life and similar are excellent sources of solid products. I’ve had that kettle for maybe 8 years at this point and 0 issues on daily use

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  SoloTech (@solotechdev) reported 1 hour ago

  @manol_ai ChatGPT removed Reddit and most of Reddit's SaaS revenue went down I wonder if they will do again

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  Leo builds (@LeoBuilds_) reported 1 hour ago

  Engaging with people should be simple: be respectful, don't spam, add value. If talking to someone requires reading a 20 page manual first, you're not the problem. I'm on X to speak freely. If I wanted a minefield, I'd have stayed on Reddit.

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  JV (@johnny_xx) reported 1 hour ago

  @AbdoKerdawy I did, but it fails to log in to most websites. An error has occurred; I tried X, Reddit, Amazon,always the same error. And another weird one which I don’t remember which, I put in the right username and password, and it was showing wrong password. Very weird.