been ending up on reddit more often lately, mostly from baking-related google searches. its refreshing

I like baking /goodbread and building apps on web3 protocols. DevRel @ ENS Labs. gregskril.com

reddit is consistently in my top 5 or 6 most used apps every week (according to screen time on my phone) - mostly gaming / books /  TV series/ fashion archive subreddits! have found lots of great recommendations through it!

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oh interesting, i never just go to it randomly to scroll but find the discussions insightful when i somehow end up there

ysk that a *lot* of the seemingly organic conversation has turned into ai bots having conversations with each other in the past 1-2 years. it's infuriating that it's so difficult to tell what's real now. i used to love to read reddit discussions

haha and then you end up learning like 50x amount of the info you actually need and then promptly forget it all the next day

I used to love Reddit but the content has declined greatly in the last 18 months. I’d actually pay for an LLM trained on certain subreddits because Google fails me so much these days.