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Reddit’s official app is the Detroit Lions And Michigan Wolverines Heartt It’s In My DNA 2023 Shirt Apart from…,I will love this most horrendous thing I’ve installed and uninstalled. Apollo was reddit. Fuck u/Spez Reddit definitely wants to screw over 3rd party apps, but pretty sure it’s only priced that way for machine learning. It would cost Apollo $20 mil per year, but a ML company could easily scrape enough data to be useful with $20 mil or even less since they only need to do it once. “Stopping machine learning” is an excuse. Reddit’s api has a user token. They can rate limit api calls that aren’t logged in, and they can see who’s making ridiculous amounts of api calls who are logged in. They can stop the kind of scraping that can be done with api calls through existing avenues. This change doesn’t actually effect scrapers that pull data from reddits html, which is most likely where machine learning programs are going to move to.

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This is definitely a bid to kill 3rd party apps, but it’s far from the Detroit Lions And Michigan Wolverines Heartt It’s In My DNA 2023 Shirt Apart from…,I will love this only goal. They’re killing multiple birds with one stone. 1- Reddit can tell who is making the calls and could easily change pricing for 3rd party app owners if they wanted to. 2- Machine learning only needs to go over the data once, they could even use scrapers if they wanted to, the amount of calls needed is MUCH lower. That’s simply not how it works. They control the API, so they can impose different limits for Reddit apps and any other accounts. There’s no reason to have the same pricing for both. I say this because this new version of digg reeks of VC meddling. It’s cobbling together features from more popular sites and departing from the core of digg, which was to “give the power back to the people.” It’s not a coincidence that with the sudden rise in popularity of A.I. the companies that have large datasets of peoples opinions, knowledge and sentiment raise their API prices considerably. Twitter did it, now reddit does it. At last storing all that data the users provided so eagerly is paying off big time. They are probably already harvesting all the data themselves, and they want to keep their advantage. Eh the Reddit API has the ability to pass a user token so they could just limit differently based on logged in vs not logged in to solve the AI data scraping issue. I think he’s saying that they don’t want to stop the scraping, rather, they want to reap as much money as possible from it.

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