Yeah for mobile I use an app called 'relay'. When all the pay for API calls stuff was going on and they killed old apps like RIF, Relay got popular. I think Relay existed before API calls but it wasn't very popular.. Anyway they decided to keep developing with a subscription model. You can pay $1/2/3 per month for API calls and keep using their app. But to me it's totally worth it. The app is very good and there are zero ads. If you make yourself a subreddit and become the mod of it, you can access NSFW subs. It used to be you couldn't access NSFW subs unless you were the mod of any subreddit.. dunno if that's still the case. But ya.. I pay the $2/mo level which is plenty of API calls for the month. Even if you run over you can upgrade and just pay the prorated difference for the remainder of the month. Just remember to downgrade before the next bill cycle. I just fucking *hated* the official reddit app. It's so dogshit. Paying allows me to have an enjoyable reddit experience on my phone, support this dude making the app, and support reddit. Very worth IMO.

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Goog is the only big company that's spending on ai with any level of foresight They literally are building capacity to sell it in various forms Gemini API To Meta and anthropic as tpus As Gemini app On top of that building data centers in cheap ass locations like india

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There's a Python modules that can work with Robinhood API, can link it to a butt plug so next time our savior Jerome Powell speaks you can take it personally 😉

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No real product or service, no hardware sales. Microsoft: Windows, Office, LinkedIn, Xbox (Activision), azure cloud, etc, etc OpenAI: Chat interface, API chat interface

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Open ai has 6B tokens per minute on its api Gemini is already processing 7B tokens per minute on their API. Their corporate clients are slurping it up. Goog at 29 pe is still a steal

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Good god, hope this trade works out for you regard. So what priced in before were DAU/ARPU metrics PLUS its data being used by LLMs, now if Google doesn't rollback API changes, you think OpenAI and others to start paying RDDT for data? That's the only way it can get back to the hype it had IMO.

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They don't care though. They'll sell it via API and make all their money there

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Hey what catalysts are you eying for Reddit? It seems almost certain that they will be able to charge more for API access. There’s an ongoing lawsuit between reddit and perplexity, claiming perplexity scraped Reddit data without permission. I’m following the case because I think it will set a precedent for LLM’s and their API access. If I could buy stock in pushshift I totally would. I feel like Reddit may enable pushshift data for commercial use at a price, and a high one.

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lol. They're probably using Google's API

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Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai: "Our first party models, like Gemini, now process 7 billion tokens per minute, via direct API use by our customers."

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