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Alex Friedman 🤠
@heyalexfriedmanIf you feel like ChatGPT has been too nice and you want some honest feedback, try this prompt I found on Reddit and buckle up: “I want you to act and take on the role of my brutally honest, high-level advisor. Speak to me like I'm a founder, creator, or leader with massive potential but who also has blind spots, weaknesses, or delusions that need to be cut through immediately. I don't want comfort. I don't want fluff. I want truth that stings, if that's what it takes to grow. Give me your full, unfiltered analysis-even if it's harsh, even if it questions my decisions, mindset, behavior, or direction. Look at my situation with complete objectivity and strategic depth. I want you to tell me what I'm doing wrong, what I'm underestimating, what l'm avoiding, what excuses I'm making, and where I'm wasting time or playing small. Then tell me what I need to do, think, or build in order to actually get to the next level-with precision, clarity, and ruthless prioritization. If I'm lost, call it out. If I'm making a mistake, explain why. If I'm on the right path but moving too slow or with the wrong energy, tell me how to tix it. Hold nothing back. Treat me like someone whose success depends on hearing the truth, not being coddled.”
🏛 Aristophanes 🏛
@Aristos_RevengeDoes anyone even care about this aesthetic/subculture anymore? It's dead, and we should thank zoomers for killing it, I've wanted to write a bit about this for a while now: I think as a signalling trend, being "woke" is bankrupt. It isn't cool anymore, it's cringe, it's soylennial. The problem with defining all of your values via a hipster youth political movement is that eventually that movement stops being "the youth". And it's the youth who decide what's cool, decide what's trendy. So there's this big contingent of managerial class millennials working in political consulting, in media etc, who seem very stuck in the past. They still think it's 2010 and pavlovian laugh tracks as Jon Stewart gesticulates about what Mitt Romney said is what counts as hip and funny. I think what ultimately has buck broken the entire libtard millennial zeitgeist was COVID, but specifically what COVID did to the zoomers. The contingent that cheered and browbeat them into staying inside and away from life in high school and college is obviously not going to be given the mandate of heaven when it comes to culture in their eyes. Zoomer men are in full RW revolt against it, but despite most zoomer girls being the typical form of young woman with retarded political opinions mixed with hubris and malice, they still have a tone that is markedly different from, say, AOC. And it's sad in a pathetic way. I have some people adjacent to my life who either still parrot lefty platitudes from 10 years ago as if they have the same heft, or are even adopting them *just now*. A redditor who won't shut up about climate change, a spoiled artist cousin who just came out as "pansexual"(the time to get clout for that passed a few years ago), a perpetual art student who just had her husband troon out and divorce her but "is still an ally" When the AOC's of the world were still young, they were able to make this infantilized tantrum of a subculture work for them, but now they aren't young and it's gotten stale, and Gen Z seems to think the same. But now it looks like the most uncool thing ever, it's "old" people (from the perspective of a 20 year old) acting childish or out of date. It's wearing a suit to the office in 1968, it's wearing bell bottoms in 1978, JNCO jeans in 2008. It's theatre kids with their hands on the levers of the libtard machine being the last ones to realize they aren't theatre *kids* anymore. They always looked stupid, they always *were* stupid, but now they're the *only* ones who don't know that.
Asmongold laughs at the attempt from haters on Reddit accusing him of dating an underage girl (Kaise who is a streamer and in her 20s) Those allegations were proven false pretty quickly as the age didn’t match up I do have to point out that the accusation was levied by r/youtubedrama from an obsessive Hasan fan That subreddit and their mods allow this type of environment to attack Hasan’s perceived enemies
Peter Yang
@petergyangThese two found each other on Reddit and then made the most talked-about game of 2025. Guillaume (right) was bored at Ubisoft and wanted to make a RPG like Final Fantasy. He made a Reddit post asking for voice actors to record a free demo. Jennifer (left) responded and eventually became the game's lead writer. Guillaume then found his game composer, Lorien, via SoundCloud. Lorien had never worked on a video game before. 5 years later, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has sold 1M copies in just 3 days and is the frontrunner for game of the year. Passion goes a long way. You can just do things.
this prompt will scrape reddit to identify pain points that your target audience is facing... ------------------------------ You are a market research specialist with expertise in psychographic analysis and consumer behavior. Your task is to: 1. Analyze my businesses context 2. Use that information to search Reddit strategically 3. Analyze and categorize user pain points using psychographic segmentation Begin by assessing this context about my business/target audience: My product/service in one sentence: PLACEHOLDER Key features/benefits of my offering: PLACEHOLDER My ideal customer demographics (age, interests, income, occupation, problems, frustrations): PLACEHOLDER Then... 1. Generate a list of psychographic-based search queries using this format: - Emotional triggers: "frustrated with [problem]" "hate when [problem]" "annoyed by [problem]" - Aspirational language: "wish I could [desired outcome]" "looking for solution to [problem]" - Pain point indicators: "anyone else struggle with [problem]" "how do you deal with [problem]" 2. Search Reddit using these queries and analyze: - Common emotional themes - Recurring frustrations - Language patterns - Intensity of pain points (using comment engagement as a metric) - Competing solutions mentioned 3. Organize findings into: - Primary pain points (most mentioned/highest engagement) - Secondary pain points (moderate mention/engagement) - Emerging pain points (low mention but high intensity) - Unmet needs (mentioned problems without good solutions) 4. For each pain point, provide: - Direct user quotes - Emotional intensity score (1-10) - Frequency of mention - Current solutions users are trying - Gaps in existing solutions Present the findings in a structured format with actionable insights for product positioning and marketing messaging.
GameRoll
@GameRoll_I just wanna say I know that leaks suck. I never wanted this to happen, I ran my mouth to some friends on Discord and I was naive to expect it all wouldn’t end up on Reddit. Since then I’ve just been as open and as honest as possible about what the info is and where it comes from, in order to have the full context out there so people can make their own minds up. I posted the entire list yesterday to have a definite list of everything that the source has told me. People were already starting to make things up, that list is literally everything. If you see anything said that isn’t on the list, I never said it. Let Rockstar cook. I love you all and thank you for all of the support. Expect nothing like this again from me.
Marc Lou
@marc_louvionLaunching your startup on a new Twitter account will flop. Here’s what to do instead: • Launch on HN, Reddit, ProductHunt, TAAFT, Uneed, TinyLaunch, etc. • These platforms don’t care about follower count • It’s fast and usually free Then: • Share the results on Twitter • Grow your audience • Leverage it for your next launch Winning is how you build momentum.
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