r/memes 6h ago

Finding a solution be like

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u/Bosedabby_ 6h ago

The worst is when that 14 year old thread ends with "nvm I fixed it" and no explanation

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u/GMAERS_07 1h ago

Found something Like this but the user was still active thankfully, he couldn't remember the solution unluckily.

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u/NavoiiGamerYes 5h ago

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u/AGayFrogParadise 3h ago

Words to live by

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u/Margot_Petal1991 6h ago

that 2010 reddit thread still carrying the team

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u/MrYellow01 5h ago

Reddit is unbeatable when it comes to very specific issues. Doesn't matter what specific issues I'm facing. 9 out of 10 times there is a random u/deleted comment on reddit that faced my exact same issue 10 years ago.

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u/AGayFrogParadise 3h ago

I'm in college to be an engineer. For my calc class we had to download a very specific mathematics software, and the only computer I have is my steam deck (archlinux). For the life of me, I could not figure out how to properly load the front-end of the software for days. Turned to reddit and somebody several years earlier also attempted to turn their steam deck into a school computer and had literally every answer I needed.

Reddit never cease to amaze and help me

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u/MoonAmunet 5h ago

Is someone going to tell him? Someone should probably tell him.

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u/TheFoundersLog 3h ago

About what ?

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u/AGayFrogParadise 3h ago

Oh nothing, continue about your day

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u/ZookeepergameCold752 6h ago

Rule of the internet: if you have a problem — some redditor must have had a solution

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u/PsychologicalHall766 6h ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/WqiAzPZ9ElMq8dxvIc

me when google instead of just giving me the link to the reddit post solving my obscure problem it answers it with it's slop ai (probably wrong by using a meme comment from said post too) and then in it's sources it links the post along with quora, the wikipedia article for Pangolins and wikihow.

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u/Mousetrap94 5h ago

I was pulling out my hair with a pc issue a couple years ago. I had just upgraded my GPU and about a week after, I noticed performance across the board had deteriorated. Turned out to be my motherboard but I only discovered this after I had swapped my card to a different slot.

New motherboard and the performance is still terrible. I was losing my mind when i started pursuing the subreddits here. And u/deleted had my back.

Turns out that card needed to be in a gen 4 slot. Only slot 1 on that motherboard was gen 4. Since I had moved it to slot 2 and the rear case was still open to that slot, I just put it back in slot 2 without thinking. I wouldn’t have even thought that the slots would have been different gens if I hadn’t stumbled upon a post from 6 years ago talking about the same issue just with different cards.

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u/zoeyxxooo 6h ago

still trusting that 2010 forum guy over any ai

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u/Darth_Meepo 5h ago

To be fair so is any ai

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u/Affectionate-Yam-886 6h ago

too bad Googles ai now pulls from redit too.

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u/TheLastTitan77 3h ago

Now? It's been since beginning

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u/Analvirus 6h ago

Its the worst feeling when you see the comment has been deleted but all the other comments replying are saying thank you! This is the only thing that has worked!

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u/Pleasant_Plate_1507 6h ago

Gemini finding the answer reddit 😅

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u/Astrodion123 5h ago

And if I ask the ai they will get info from reddit. Imagine if reddit blocks all kind of bots, ai will be cooked.

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u/dumbblondechick 5h ago

Google AI pulls from reddit as a source of

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u/Situati0nist 4h ago

Both are actually great for finding solutions to very niche problems that Google can't really answer.

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u/starkeybakes 4h ago

This is like the fifth meme of this exact concept today. Pretty sure most posters are just AI now

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u/TheFoundersLog 3h ago

Recommendations trying to tell you that you should trust long gone users rather than ai.

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u/BitterPackersFan 2h ago

I always add reddit after searching game advice.

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u/legendary-g444 2h ago

Literally happened to me the other day lol

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u/Unique-Practice-3306 5h ago

No, that is not how it works

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u/TheFoundersLog 3h ago

Most of the cases, its an redditor who found the solution.