$RDDT Reddit Tape Reports
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Ed Zitron — Better Offline · No, AI Is Not "Autonomously Hacking" with Cal Newport · 2026-08-26Okay, I think that, you know, you want to go cold Porter. I think it's Supermicro, anything goes. And that's the problem. I don't like anything goes, okay? I do not get my kicks from Supermicro, all right? Absolutely not. And I don't love Supermicro in the spring, summer, winter, or fall. Because as far as I'm concerned, it's got accounting problems. It didn't matter, there's bad accounting problems, it goes up 3 today. That's what's called a short squeeze. I don't wanna own Supermicro, okay? Let's go to— let's go to Truman in California. Truman. Hey, Jim, it's Truman from California. Long time, many times, but I'm calling for the very last time. You've made a very lonely little credit union quant dream come true. Compounding from May 2008 to February 2021, money I couldn't even dream about. I've left the grind and I started my own home office in Boca Raton, free and clear. Just by keeping your— just expanding on your styles, rules, and policies, you can go home, hug your wife, and say, "You made a man's dream come true, Jim." Thank you, Jim. I would if she would come home, I would do it. But that's great, Jim. It's a mitzvah. Maybe it's a mitzvah that she doesn't know. It is. It's a mitzvah. It's a mitzvah. David talks about it. Bar mitzvah. Some of the stock was a bar mitzvah stock yesterday. I don't know. But that's very nice of you. That made my day because it's a tough, tough business that I'm in. Thank you. Yep, go ahead. Yep, I'm in it now. Now to the business at hand. Uh, love this stock. It's a great social type of, uh, company. I think it's got synergies with another company. I'm not even looking for a merger. I own both of them, but it's a twofer. It's Reddit and if Netflix could have synergies with it.
Jim Cramer — Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 8/25/26 · 2026-08-25Okay. First of all, I'm going to do something really easy. I happen to like Netflix. I talk about that this morning, very morning. And I think Reddit is such a buy at $166. It's ridiculous. So with or without synergy, you've got what I regard as buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy. That's how I feel. And thank you for the kind comments. It kind of changed my view of today. And that, ladies and gentlemen, is a portion of The Lightning Round.
Jim Cramer — Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 8/25/26 · 2026-08-25Like Rachel said, that's a big win. That's a huge breakthrough. So at that point then, we're only arguing about concepts, which is a fun thing to argue about. Which play to call to win the Super Bowl? These are good arguments, right, that we get to have this question. And so it's a good thing. But I would, and we would, tell you to pay off your smallest to largest. So Rachel, here's the interesting thing, okay? Let's go ahead and throw out the rest of it because everybody out there— this is all the crap we get on TikTok and Reddit and all the other stuff— that the debt snowball is not mathematically correct. And that the avalanche method that some people talk about, where you pay off highest interest rate to smallest interest rate, is mathematically correct and you will get out of debt faster. The answer to that is, is that you're wrong because your math formula is incomplete. If you learn how to do sophisticated mathematics, you have to include probability of completion. The number of people that complete the debt snowball, because it gives them a positive feedback loop, is over 10x the number of people that actually complete the avalanche, because the avalanche is emotionally, relationally hard to do because you don't get traction. You don't have something saying, "Way to go! Way to go! Way to go!" And every time you pay off that little debt, you get a "way to go" feedback loop, and that "way to go" feedback loop keeps you in and increases your chance of actually finishing the freaking program and getting out of debt instead of having some kind of mathematical theory that you do nothing with and you get paralysis of the analysis. And so when you add in probability of completion, the debt snowball is far superior to the avalanche, mathematically. But now we've actually done some sophisticated mathematics instead of 6th grade math, which is how most people do their math, and that's what gets them broke. So in her case, it actually is more expensive. What I just told her to do is going to cost them more money.
Dave Ramsey — The Ramsey Show · Behavior Matters More Than Math · 2026-08-25Yeah, I think you talked to GQ. You said your disappointment with the internet over the last 20 years is fucking bottomless. So I had to assume that you were no longer reading Reddit threads about, uh, about your show.
Katie Drummond — Uncanny Valley _ WIRED · Fallout Director Jonathan Nolan Says He's Still a Techno-Optimist (ReAir) · 2026-08-25Exactly. So I mean, Reddit, Reddit used to have the ability to turn that off.
Robert Ballasare — This Week in Tech (Audio) · Usain Volt - Meta, Addiction, & the Future of Online Engagement · 2026-08-24And I think content creators would learn how to use it, because even if you're, if you're legitimately using using AI to, to help tell a story, it shouldn't matter whether or not it's AI or not. The only ones who really don't want you to know are those who are— they're either trying to spread disinformation, or it's an automated system where they're taking stories off of Reddit and— right— and trying to create them. Yeah, exactly. And I don't want either of those. Those are not just annoying, they're harmful. Yeah, yeah.
Robert Ballasare — This Week in Tech (Audio) · Usain Volt - Meta, Addiction, & the Future of Online Engagement · 2026-08-24And then I asked it like, hey, do me a favor, find me things on Hacker News, uh, and Reddit, cuz those are where founders are actually talking about their problems. Uh, like for example, it's like, here's AI unit economics, pricing credits, token spend, and people really care about that. I hadn't thought about that as something founders would be interested in.
Jason Calacanis — This Week in Startups · Open source is going to win it all: Harvey proves it | E2328 · 2026-08-21