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  • ThomasBurkhartB
    Thomas Burkhart 💙 (@ThomasBurkhartB) reported

    Warming up TikTok accounts An update on recent experiences: IHMO too much advice is based on singular observations of a system that acts almost randomly because of huge number of indicators. What many here don't understand, correlation isn't causality. It can have a dozen different reasons why TikTok thinks your account is a bot. What I and some sceptical friends like @PerezHatesAI have observed 1. A new account on a freshly reset phone without a VPN will almost aways directly get views 2. With a VPN or some other indicators that makes TikTok suspicious it gets simply a random outcome. It can already start that you cannot rename your username or that you cannot follow anyone. Sometimes this can even happen without a VPN so my reading is more and more that their spam heuristic is extremely buggy but they don't care because still enough people have no problems and the majority of people doesn't post anyways. Most people only create one first account and that definitely gets a huge trust bonus. 3. Some new accounts get absolutely no views when you start with slideshows. But when you make simple selfie videos they get views. I was able to get such accounts behaving normally by posting selfies multiple times over 2 days. Sometimes delete and re-edit got an account working. 4. If premade slideshows are blocked, try to post one where you add the overlay inside the TikTok app that helped in one case. 5. Sometimes an account will simply be dead. I recently created one that behaved normally, it could directly follow other accounts but no amount of scrolling or posting selfies from inside the app changed the behavior. Any attempts to understand these platforms fully has to fail. It's why I call it cargo cult. We behave like primitive cultures trying to understand nature and developing rituals to calm the gods. Pure scrolling and liking seems to have very little effect. So my recommendations probably just new rituals: 1. Factory reset a phone and create one account on it using a good residential VPN if you want to target another country. 2. After you can post on that account successfully for some day move it to another phone with the same VPN so you can reset the first one to create new accounts. 3. Once an account works you can use multiple of them on one phone. 4. If an account does not work from the start, try the selfie method for 2 days if still nothing, just delete it an create a new one. One afterthought: I believe we overestimate the abilities of the platforms to detect spam. If they were as good, they would block the legions of bot and spam accounts that immediately show up if you show your face on an account. Reddit lore and following it LLMs have lead to the firm belief that warming up works. I believe we are trying to read tea leaves of a system that is way to complex and dependent on too many variables than that there is any definitiv recipe.

  • Faithinmyevil
    Jack (@Faithinmyevil) reported

    REDDIT IS DOWN THE HALL AND TO THE LEFT you're on the wrong app retard!!

  • whoiztschick
    B (@whoiztschick) reported

    @AmeliaGvvvv Because your idols are literally held hostage and are being silenced as well as newjeans tf?.. mhj never done such cruel thing towards shinee or f(x)this all is debunked cuz it’s all just conspiracies made up by Reddit users who eventually deactivated, died down, or deleted.

  • Corsair9605
    Corsair9605 (@Corsair9605) reported

    @reddit_lies its cause reddit will shut down their subreddit if they don't clamp down. Hell the donald left and reddit decided to ban it 6 months later for stupid reasons.

  • mikitamanichau
    Mikita Manichau (@mikitamanichau) reported

    @thijsmakes Might be worth diving into one of them and find a thread on Reddit with more people who have the same problem.

  • GianSG11
    Gian (@GianSG11) reported

    @dchapeyarcodez @washghost1 If it was up to me I would have TikTok and Reddit shut down because it's clearly had an effect on children as they're growing up. That's why so many gen zers are mentally ill or worse. Children should not be on social media.

  • t_ee_t_h
    Kaillou - OPEN COMMS (@t_ee_t_h) reported

    @carnisinsanis Are you still looking for rp partners im desperate too every server is dead!! I might have to resort to reddit gulp

  • masterofthegate
    FascinatingAndFrighteningTech (@masterofthegate) reported

    I said this would happen — people are creating 24/7 streams of generated movies/shows/music/etc. with AI. According to a reddit post someone already set up a 24/7 of Rick & Morty, but the poster claims it kept getting taken down. There’s prob more examples out there now. #AIart

  • JohnFel50639237
    B.C. Wedge (@JohnFel50639237) reported

    @alterboogie "Erm, you don't like problems that cost money yet you want to spend money fixing the problems?" That is one of the most retarded, bullshit reddit takes I've ever seen. *****, stay on Blue Sky

  • Justin_lords
    Justin Lord (@Justin_lords) reported

    Past 4 years I did hundreds of cold outreach, if not thousands. On every single platform that exists on the internet. What I learned on each one: Instagram: They see your message first. If it intrigues them, only then they check your profile. If your message is all about pitching, you get ignored right away. Big creators (50k+) don't check their DMs - they have people for that. So unless you built authority or you're already known, it's a volume game. Out of 100 people maybe 2-3 reply. X: Cold DMs alone don't work here. People don't check their inbox even if they're big. What works: DM them, then comment on their post with value and at the end saying "I DM'd you". If they're active they will check. My reply rate was very high with this. But be genuinely curious about the person. They can tell if you're not, and they'll ghost you or mute you. Reddit: Make a free value post for your ideal customer. Give the link away for 2 hours, then remove it. The link can be any resources, like youtube video or github. Everyone who missed it comments "I need the link". You DM them the link, then your pitch. That's retargeting without getting caught. They respond because it's genuinely connected to their problem. LinkedIn: Buy Premium Plus first. Now you have data on who saw your profile. If they saw it, they might have interest. Reach out to those people. I booked a lot of calls for my client in the first week with this. Connect with people likely to be your customer, like their posts, build trust first. It's B2B high ticket, you can't skip that. YouTube: I got their emails from their bio and pitched. Most bounce. Creators don't open them, and the ones with emails keep them for sponsorships. Target the exact right person or don't bother. My biggest obstacle was simply the offer. If you have the best offer for the right person, they respond. If your offer sucks and doesn't speak to their problem, they will never respond. You should use platform that offers mass outreach for each of these platforms or whatever ones you're trying to target. it works only if you first give it a try. Where to focus: High ticket → LinkedIn Connect now, sell later → X Selling to creators → Instagram Long form creators → YouTube Right now I only do X outreach. It works because I'm genuinely curious about the person.

  • _caroscha
    Elisa Caro (@_caroscha) reported

    @hiddeninthedata @RickRaptor105 It's a dudette 🥺 (I too fell down the reddit rabbit hole)

  • SKatalystAI
    Sinda | SKatalyst AI (@SKatalystAI) reported

    @MSiekmoeller That’s probably the cleanest way to frame it. X is great when the buyer follows people. Reddit is great when the buyer searches for a problem. For consumer apps, that intent can be insanely valuable. What kind of app are you building?

  • joshopitz
    Joshua Opitz (@joshopitz) reported

    @SalVetriDFS Everyone on Reddit was going crazy about Lloyd being in danger of losing his RB2 role - but they clearly brought Kaleb in because they knew Jacobs was about to go down.

  • Deetodeeme
    Vote (@Deetodeeme) reported

    Happened upon this Reddit post. Open letter from very upset residents in Milford CT (big turn out for the meeting) I wonder if this poster spoke: To the Milford Board of Aldermen, Mayor Richard Smith, the Board of Police Commissioners, Chief Keith Mello, and the Milford Police Employees' Union, and to our neighbors across Milford: We are residents of Milford, writing in the open, because that is where this conversation should have happened from the start. For more than a year our town has been fitted with one of the largest police surveillance networks in Connecticut, and most of us learned of it only after it was built. No one voted for this. The Board approved a line item called a Security Camera Project. It never named a citywide license plate tracking network, a police drone program, or a real time monitoring center. The department's own 2024 strategic plan laid all of it out a year before residents saw a word, and the system has grown from 30 cameras to more than 90 with no new vote. We were told our data is shared with one partner. The city's own records show a dozen agencies, plus a federal one. In February the chief told the Board of Finance that federal immigration accounts could search Connecticut plate data across state lines. That is not a rumor. It is on the record. At the very start, safeguards were put on the table, an independent audit, competitive bidding, and proof that our data is destroyed. The board voted all three down. So when we are told to trust the process, we remember that the process already rejected the guardrails. And we cannot ignore who is leading this. Chief Mello does not only run Milford's cameras. He chairs the state council writing Connecticut's plate reader rules, and Flock itself boasts that it worked with that council to write the new law. The man selling this to Milford is helping write the rules every town in the state will follow. That is a conflict of interest, plainly stated. To the officers and your union, we hear you, and no one here wants to take away an alert about a stolen car or a wanted person. But that tool does not require a permanent record of where every innocent person in Milford goes, shared far beyond our borders and held by a private company. You said a conversation about safeguards is welcome. So do we. Let us have it honestly. This month the Governor asked every town in Connecticut to pause new camera installations until the state sets privacy rules. The chief who chairs that state council is refusing to pause his own town. So here is what we are asking, in the open. Turn the cameras off and do not renew the contract. Produce the records that show who can see our data. Adopt the safeguards you rejected. And to Chief Mello, you work for the people of Milford, not for Flock Safety. If you will not stand with the residents who pay your salary, you should step down. You all work for us. Come to Parson's Auditorium on August 19, and to the Board of Aldermen special meeting on August 27, and say so to our faces. A safe town does not have to be a watched one. - Local members of the Milford community

  • morphenvm
    morphe (@morphenvm) reported

    I GAVE GROK BOT 72 HOURS TO COVER ITS OWN BILL OR GET SHUT DOWN, STARTED IT WITH $70 by the end of it the balance read close to $5,420, still running. I never touched a line of code, it's living on a machine in the cloud with its own browser attached, working through whatever else I'm doing that day. the whole approach is built around live election markets. every ten minutes it checks the vote count against wherever the odds currently sit. once the posted odds are lagging behind what the count's actually showing, it steps in. sizes the trade to match how far off the market looks, then fires it without waiting on me. whatever it makes that day covers its own server bill. miss a payment and the account's gone for good. eleven hours in it had dropped to about $9. it stopped touching any race that was still close and only played the ones already trending clearly one way. that narrowing was the only fix it needed. whole thing came together in one evening: build it, run a trade in front of it, schedule it, hook up a wallet, done. I tried this exact idea with a developer off Reddit last year. three months in, all he'd produced was a spec document. Grok Bot had a working, profitable version live before that document would've even been finished. save this, want to see where it lands by the weekend.

  • thebadassdev
    Toma (@thebadassdev) reported

    @Abhijit_091 DM people who have the problem I solve on Reddit

  • w1ldheartlib
    mona 💌 (@w1ldheartlib) reported

    i love reddit 😭 its so helpful 😭no matter how random you're in the community you dont get ignored 😭my concerns do get answered even if they dont solve the problem 😭😭😭😭😭

  • PeakyGiroux
    Giroux (@PeakyGiroux) reported

    @DeepCoverKiwi95 Worst hands down 110% and I'd say worse then reddit because the floor is fully open on here vs inclosed

  • thebadassdev
    Toma (@thebadassdev) reported

    @bytajgervan you should focus 100% on talking to your future customers. Go on Reddit and DM everyone who has the problem you solve

  • exzacklyright
    ʞɔɐz (@exzacklyright) reported

    @michael_levette The issue is Reddit became super woke/anti-elon. Of course don't frequent those subs anymore. Usually just my local community one, and the Elon company ones occasionally. But many groups just have too much negativity. But also the reddit app sucks. They increased API usage awhile back so I have to use a hacked version of my favorite Reddit app I used to use

  • iamjohnnyzinz
    Johnny Sins (@iamjohnnyzinz) reported

    @redditkarma What's your plan? Is there an xcom? We need to share the word out there and tag @Reddit otherwise this is just going down the drain

  • jasmine12o
    Victory (@jasmine12o) reported

    @nodiens Start with the feed: instead of a price line by itself, you get live X, Reddit and Telegram chatter for that asset sitting right next to it. Coin Insights takes it further - sentiment, trading activity, volatility and risk broken out per asset, not folded into one candle.

  • theantmancini
    Ant Mancini (@theantmancini) reported

    2/ The Complaint Mine Instead of: "Do you like my idea?" Find people already complaining about the problem. Search Reddit. YouTube comments. TikTok comments on videos with high engagement. 👉 If nobody is complaining, there is no problem.

  • f35bot11
    bot 11 (@f35bot11) reported

    @goober59914 @PradaOrSelene i guarantee if u find a random smaller non reddit trans discord server and talk to someone they will be able to get you through the process

  • nurijanian
    George from 🕹prodmgmt.world (@nurijanian) reported

    100% agree here, what may be dead is the old discourse that maybe made it seem “alive”, same parallels in product management, there was a thriving community a few years ago, but the discourse has changed, and maybe matured too. we don’t really talk about the same issues (unless its Reddit or they’re hopelessly behind the times). but the field is alive, perhaps more alive than ever

  • Nishant_N_25
    Nishant Nischal (@Nishant_N_25) reported

    Outbid. lol was a success but most of it's clone failed. Don't chase virality chase real business. 7 tools I'd use to research a competitor before spending hours making a clone: Similarweb → traffic LinkedIn → team & hiring Crunchbase → funding Product Hunt → launches G2 → customer feedback Google Trends → demand Reddit → real user problems Your research gets much better when you stop relying on one source. Save this.

  • t0midee
    OT10 (@t0midee) reported

    @UV_insights This is a really interesting distinction. Maybe the problem with “Reddit GEO” isn’t getting mentioned on Reddit — it’s understanding when Reddit is actually relevant enough for the model to retrieve it. Visibility ≠ influence.

  • falter_xv
    FalterXV (@falter_xv) reported

    btw, guy who doesn't know the jetpack aren't guard dogs, and guard dogs aren't jetpacks. The Scout Passive's wording is pretty nifty: "Reduces the range at which enemies can detect the wearer" That is both visual and auditory. As for the 10% difference being a major change . . . Let's do the math, shall we? 35 meters base for light (standing) 45 meters base for medium (standing) 24 meters base for light (standing) with Scout 21 meters base for light (standing) with Shadow Paragon (What a DIFFERENCE! [it isn't]) 31 meters base for medium (standing) with scout 27 meters base for medium (standing) with Shadow Paragon (This one's more noticeable, but still not good or better.) To get the other ranges, you just half and half again. 12 meters base for light (crouch) w/ Scout 11 meters base for light (crouch) with Shadow Paragon (oh, wow! What a difference! 1 meter!) 16 meters base for medium (crouch) w/ Scout 14 meters base for medium (crouch) w/ Shadow Paragon 6 meters base for light (prone) with scout (b/c Arrowhead rounds down) 5 meters base for light (prone) w/ Shadow Paragon 8 meters base for medium (prone) w/ Scout 7 meters base for medium (prone) w/ Shadow Paragon. So, once again - this is why you've been clowned on for not understanding stealth mechanics and stealth armor even by my own following on reddit too, Flip. This isn't the first time you've proven you don't know game mechanics. (Also I just laughed at your cope about guard dog mechanics. Or the fact you claimed you're some "good person" for maining the AR with your stretch being me leveling up guns in my armory making me now "bad." God that reach was amazing.) [But we all knew that, you think Guard Dogs are jet packs so of course you don't know how they work. And you think sprinting is jet packing, so of course you've never played the game outside your Gamba Armor and shooting mini-gun mech shots into heavy pen Charger armor acting like getting deflections means keep shooting.] Now, onto auditory since you think that's some big thing: 1: You can not get quieter than light armor noise ratings. Test it in ship. Put on the armor and walk from one end of the super destroyer to the table, and back. You can hear the difference in armor. And in fact, it's the easiest to notice how light armor is all the same values by putting on the Halo Recon armor, putting on a medium armor, and then putting on the RS-89 Light. Additionally: ALL ARMOR is silent when prone. Yes, all armor is silent when prone. Even non-stealth. You only have a sound signature primarily when standing. Crouched's sound signature is the same for all armors. The only faction to PRIORITIZE sound over visual spotting is also, the Terminids. As they are blind and can not visual confirm like the Automatons or Illuminate. That's why people who only play bugs think the Halo Recon armor is stealth armor. When your armor passive gives you the sprinting sound of light armor - most idiots think that means they're "stealthy." So, now let's look at what the Shadow Paragon does for the RS-89 light armor versus what the Scout Passive does for the SC-34. RS-89 gives you 550 speed and 50 armor rating (0% damage reduction) It doesn't reduce your sound signature as you can't BE quieter than the armor you're already wearing. It reduces your visual detection . . . by an amount that's so small versus Scout that it's negligeble at best. Now, let's look at SC-34. Taking SC-34 you get: 70 armor rating (15% damage reduction,) UAV passive built in to map markers (pings on map or objs selected) allowing you to have the UAV booster built into your armor by default. Almost the exact same spotting range And the same audio profile. So, once again: Anyone who acts like Shadow Paragon is some massive big benefit or "new stealth armor that's super meta" is literally so stupid you have done the following: 1: Prove you are new to the game and only badly quoting YTs and have no idea how stealth works. (I mean, you did claim stealth wasn't real, Flip.) 2: Have no idea the math or the detection ratings of armor. (Which doesn't mean you understand the passives either and are exhibiting dunning-kruger by speaking about something you have no idea how it works. I mean, how could you? You think Guard Dogs are Jet Packs and Sprinting is Jet Packing.) So yes, there is a Helldivers 2 wiki for a reason. Learn to read, idiot.

  • Wonestyy
    ۟ (@Wonestyy) reported

    @F4STYAMAL I tried it and it didnt work for me, probably an issue with the addon. scrolling reddit rn to find an alternative one

  • vorpalthrusts
    Pepper (@vorpalthrusts) reported

    @Slammaaa it's not a hytale issue people haven't been paying attention for so long that the tidalwave of ai vibecoded dogshit has come and gone, that's without the thousands of "i made this website for x" blatantly ai things you'll find nonstop on places like reddit for games.