/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55282193
>linknigger baggie can't stop talking about reddit
kek fucking loser

>>55282193
what is the point of this thread? sergey doesn't know you bro and he certainly won't be taking advice from biz

>>55282193
>linkbaggiesubhumannigger makes thread
sage

>>55282214
>>55282217
>>55282220

I'm trying to find an ISO hub for metal gear and every fucking thing is locked for a URL.

>>55282214
>Kekfudder cant stop making himself look like a fool
Kek

>>55282249
loser
>>55282253
>linknigger baggie cope posts all day
KEK
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>>55282275
>Kekfudder posts in every Link thread even though he doesnt care at all
Keep seething and thinking about Link. It makes me happy knowing Link lives rent free in your heads

>Keep seething and thinking about Link. It makes me happy knowing Link lives rent free in your heads
t. inbred loser

>>55282275

In the case of Reddit, it has long maintained a free API. That means anyone building an application could request data from Reddit and use that to build their own application. Someone could build their application with its own interface and any additional features they want, and then use the Reddit API to populate it with things like subreddit information, posts, comments, and user profiles.

>>55282193
>a genuine use case for Chainlink to reduce the cost effectiveness of API calls
>reduce the cost effectiveness
For a while I thought you guys on this board are just savvy investors, because my friend retired through crypto, but you're all just fucking retards

>muh reddit
t.seething linknigger cuckold

>>55282193

With a paid API, developers generally need to pay on a per-request basis. The more popular an app is, the more requests it needs to make, the more money it costs. One developer claimed Reddit is charging $12,000 for every 50 million requests, or $0.24 per 1,000 requests. That may not sound like a lot, but Apollo, a popular Reddit app for Apple products, can make upwards of 7 billion requests in a month. That comes out to nearly $2 million per month and over $20 million per year.

That’s a high price, too. According to the developer, they pay $166 for every 50 million API calls to Imgur, putting into context just how expensive Reddit’s API changes are. Reddit says that its free API model wasn’t sustainable, as users visiting the site through third-party apps may not see ads that Reddit serves on its website and first-party app.

>>55282381
>you're all just fucking retards
no you can't call me a retard, i'm a high iq investor!

>>55282381
I realized that when I posted it but im still drunk I think I just wanted to play Metal Gear OG again but I don't have the ISO and im not trusting the top search for piratebay.

>>55282369
Shit in the toilet pajeet, not in the streets

>linknigger cuckold is so poor it has to pirate vidya while it chugs cheap booze to keep from killing itself
KEK
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>>55282431

One night I got home and started spamming cock cages and ChatGPT Link FUD and people genuinely think this is not a board completely filled with retards that in fact took it as a coded message.

I'm not paying for used goods, ask yuh mumma.

>>55282193
chainlink will be used to power everything
in 10-20 years
which makes it a poor investment for those who are in their late 20s or older
it's a great investment for, say, a newborn baby :}

>linknigger trailertrash is livid
KEK
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>>55282508

the token isn't needed, even on reddit

>Keep seething and thinking about Link. It makes me happy knowing Link lives rent free in your heads
t.inbred loser