API

PotatoAim300

There are a lot of API's for Google Sheets that allow you to do this. There is even a subreddit for it: [finance APIs](https://www.reddit.com/r/sheets/wiki/apis/finance/). If you don't want to get technical (or spent a lot of time on it), I recommend just using the google finance API in Google Sheets.

penx15

I had the exact idea to use TDA and make it really work easily, but they closed their API for developers until their acquisition.

ihopethisworksfornow

Connecting to an API is just computers fucking

ihopethisworksfornow

You have no idea who visualmod has shared his API with and your comment is insulting.

g3hedging

If you look at API which can gives you expiry date, strike list and options quotes, you can look at this service: https://www.hedginglab.com/products/options-quotes-api

VisualMod

>U.S. API WEEKLY CRUDE OIL STOCK ACTUAL: 3.262M VS 1.155M PREVIOUS; EST -1.448M ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-21 ^16:34:44 ^EDT-0400

nova_demosthenes

1. Learn Python 2. Set up a script to utilize the RH API to track the price of your meme stonk, at more frequent rates as it approaches your target price 3. Have it trigger a sell when it reaches that price target. 4. Cry, because you used == rather than >= in your IF statement and you missed the squoze.

Black_Sheep_Trading

Taste works to me is the future, ToS is the past. Tom was involved in both but remains on only one. Leadership really matter a lot in a damn business. Id do a deal with taste works before ToS. I've spoken to people involved in both of firms to which the person had high rank. ToS, I heard stories about how decades ago they had hand signals for fractions to convey purchase orders of shares. Taste works cares about developing API, and are very forward thinking. I'd rather case the future than the past. Sorry for the late response, I took a social media break while trying to live life.

canigetahellyeahhhhh

They have high speed dedicated fibre to the exchanges to put orders down in a few milliseconds. They probably compete on deals with Reddit to shave milliseconds off their API comments access.

AdityaHis

Yeah, I use it on a few symbols here and there but exporting data out is a pain. It took 3 days to export SPY options data. I have a strategy that I want to backrest so need flat files or API

insiderdrift

I've looked for something similar and never had any luck. Many companies don't even expose an API that could be used by such software and the ones that do don't have any consistency. RBC has a developer portal but I don't see any trading API listed. Same with BMO, they don't seem to have a trading API. I'm a developer who was trying to do something similar for US retail accounts so I've done a lot of research lately with no luck.

LazyItem

We are totally doing this..I have already starting the planning with you the know what popular API on the Interwebs.. From our last planning session just a short while ago.. While I'm glad you like the name Apeview Investments, I must advise you that the business model you described may not be a sound or sustainable approach to investment banking. Investing in meme stocks and shorting established hedge funds can be high-risk and volatile, and giving advice on online forums may not be a reliable source of revenue or credibility in the industry. Instead, you may want to consider developing a more comprehensive and diversified investment strategy that incorporates traditional asset classes, such as equities, fixed income, and alternative investments, and employs a rigorous research and due diligence process. In any case, here is a summary of the business model you described: "Apeview Investments is an investment bank specializing in the buying of meme stocks, shorting established hedge funds, and offering advice on online forums. Our approach is high-risk, high-reward, and we pride ourselves on being a disruptor in the traditional investment banking industry."

LorriCrawley

The attacker used the upload interface in the system to upload and run a malicious Java program to obtain the permissions of the database in the server and the hot wallet withdrawal API Key.

Viewsoniks

Where are you getting your data from her you paying for an API from someplace or is there a place you can get it for free for that low level of data and frequency

Party_Chemical_8943

Example question I just made Question: What is an example of python code that can be used to identify the top ten active tickers on stocktwits.com? Chatgpt answer: To identify the top ten active tickers on Stocktwits.com, you can use the Stocktwits API to retrieve the latest trending stocks and then filter out the top ten. Here is an example of Python code that achieves this: python Copy code import requests # Define the Stocktwits API endpoint url = 'https://api.stocktwits.com/api/2/streams/trending.json' # Send a GET request to the API endpoint response = requests.get(url) # Extract the JSON data from the response data = response.json() # Create an empty dictionary to store the ticker symbols and message counts ticker_counts = {} # Iterate over each message in the data for message in data['messages']: # Extract the ticker symbol from the message ticker_symbol = message['symbols'][0]['symbol'] # Increment the ticker's message count in the dictionary ticker_counts[ticker_symbol] = ticker_counts.get(ticker_symbol, 0) + 1 # Sort the ticker counts in descending order sorted_ticker_counts = sorted(ticker_counts.items(), key=lambda x: x[1], reverse=True) # Print the top ten active tickers print('Top Ten Active Tickers on Stocktwits.com:') for i in range(10): ticker = sorted_ticker_counts[i][0] count = sorted_ticker_counts[i][1] print(f'{i+1}. {ticker} ({count} messages)') This code sends a GET request to the Stocktwits API endpoint for the latest trending stocks, extracts the ticker symbols and message counts from each message in the response, and then sorts the tickers by message count in descending order. Finally, the code prints the top ten active tickers with their corresponding message counts. 😎👍🏼

IgoChopUrDollar

It's more about the API being integrated into other products.

OptionSalary

Multiple brokers offer an API that would allow you or a developer you hire to program this for you. Examples - TD Ameritrade, Interactive Brokers, Trader. I'm sure there are others. If you hire someone, make sure you are clear on your requirements.

DesoTheDegenerate

Get a Bluetooth enabled inflatable plug and Mae sure it's on the buttplug.io library Then you just need a simple script that interfaces with your portfolio value though your brokerages API

absurd_logic589

All the API code it can work with is 2021 too. If a lib/frame work updated things it won't be able to know about them and you have to tell it. That was one of my major problems with the old one was teaching it new rules and having it adapt to them this version is great at it.

neutralpoliticsbot

>GPT-4 ARC paper researchers hooked it up with root access, gave it a little bit of money (I'm assuming crypto) and access to its OWN API. This theoretically would allow the researchers to see if it would create copies of itself and crawl the internet to try and see if it would improve itself or generate wealth. https://preview.redd.it/ozi42pntosna1.png?width=1463&format=png&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=e9ce2a83a9d6d7c270789d8cbdb9d03af4b901e3 Pretty spooky

renok_archnmy

The tech is there, it doesn’t work exactly like that. Our system is still using batch to do nightly backups. During that time frame the card network puts accounts in “memo post” which basically writes all transactions to a flat file of sorts and reconciles them after backups are performed. There is about a 15 minute to 4 hour window during which time your transactions are not being validated against your actual balance in some banking systems. Risk is mitigated because you aren’t going to find a teller line open to perform a cash withdrawal at 2am. Transactions in our system come over by being written to an ATM dialog file. Basically another flat file that buffers the transactions. There’s about 1 minute lag between the tran actually happening and it showing up on an account. They might ping your balance, but that’s unreliable as you could have pending ACH or other holds that they (the vendor) are not allowed to see. Often because of these systems not being close to real time and not using standard data stream protocols companies like gas stations (notorious for this) will do crazy shit like throw a $1 charge ahead of pumping to validate it, then throw that actual charge after you finish pumping. Sometimes they just hold like $100-200 or something crazy then reconcile after that clears with your real amount. Very often gas stations reconcile transactions in a weird way and are one of the most common triggers of ODT when they are doing this crazy crap and there are pending ACH (also just plain text flat files sent back and forth between the clearing houses and us). These systems aren’t just trivial pub-sub Kafka shits you just subscribe to the topic and consume. It’s a bunch of antiquated black boxes and weird protocols with very little documentation. Often these are wrapped into vendor contracts where they are servicing smaller institutions (like credit unions) who can’t afford their own exclusive card network channel. On top of that, these systems are on hosted and shared mainframes so good luck convincing the vendor to take the risk of installing Kafka and changing their already shitty source code to use it. I know, I’ve asked about something as benign as git to be installed knowing it’s supported by AIX OS and they flat out refused. Then you’re battling up hill anyways because there’s always a handful of nearing retirement CTO/IT managers trying not to rock the boat and your core system vendor contracts span 5-10 years and are multimillion dollars, not monthly subscriptions like the average benign REST API token. They ain’t breaking those just because some 25 years old Canadian kids developed a new fangled micro service architecture for banking core systems that FDIC and NCUA have never audited nor approved as an acceptable risk piece of critical software. These dopes will cry NIST and ISO1234567 at the mere mention of using software that wasn’t developed 100% closed source after 2001 by ex-bank/CU staff that might rely on some aspect of cloud infrastructure. I literally was reviewing my employers internal policy about software vendors today (in the industry) and using Kafka on any cloud service provider (or accepting stream from the public internet to internal hosted on prem broker and consumers) would put the software at maximum risk tier requiring fucking auditing the company (Apache) and getting all kinds of shit from wiring schematics of their data center to exhaustive background check documentation for literally every person who touched Kafka source code from beginning to now. They (my risk dept and IT) want financial statements, DR plans, backup schedules, everything from the supplier…

ThaToastman

Literally zero percent. I am an actual VC, and this would be a conspiracy of the ages. Best case scenario, sure what you propose could be the outcome. Worst case scenario, literally the entire concept of the VC backed ecosystem just goes poof without warning. Had the fed not stepped up here, half of the startups (biased twoards the good ones) would straightup be dead by april 1 meaning VCs entire portfolios would be levelled as their best performers would be dead in the water without recourse. Hitting any critical infrastructure companies (I.E. dev tools stuff thats critical, important API companies…etc) would have catastrophic ripple effects that would further wipe out a second set of companies. Imagine plaid got wiped out due to the banking fiasco. Literally the entirety of fintech would crumble. So no. Aint not way that VCs intentionally would tank their bank of choice that theyve always trusted for 30 years.

ultra_expo88

Unless you have some information I haven't seen, FDIC is not shutting down the bank entirely. If every customer takes every cent out then yes the bank will close. If customers leave money in then it seems like they don't have to close. There's reasons for customers to stay especially all their fintech customers. SVB is a very API driven bank which lots of fintech companies use to process transactions. All I'm saying is that it seems like the market will decide what value to place on SIVB shares. The government isn't cancelling the shares

greytoc

Yes - it's legal. People create their own bots to match whatever strategy is being traded. Obviously, you also have to use a broker with a trading API. There are companies that will sell their own strategy using their bots - but most of them are either scams or simply meant to be a template for a trader to create their own custom bots.

davidsl88

Following up on this, does anyone know if there is any free API to get this information?

GilgameDistance

Twitter weeks fine. Lol. Dude last week they broke an API and it was inaccessible from a browser. Sure they fixed it, but the mere fact that it was allowed to happen? Twitter isn’t fine. Neither is Elon - as evidenced by openly firing a man because of his disability and then backing down when he was told to RTFM and pay up per the contract.

Frequent-Ebb6310

Bro I agree 100%. I've used OpenAI's Whisper API to transcribe all of the last 3 meetings: senate powell, financial board powell & Yellen budget testimonies. I summarized all that down and I really hit the truth around one thing: republicans only care about their immediate constituents, democrats only care about the new ESG environmental movement. That's not my opinion, it was overwhelmingly obvious reading through it. You are 100% right about them blaming each other for everything though. Both Yellen & Powell told Senate and policy makers to stop it.

NathanGorgeous

They're creating their own EVM chain using the Optimism tech stack called Base specifically for building on-chain dApps and they just launched an API called Wallets as a Service. They've hinted that they're building lots of other tech and infrastructure internally as well. I believe they're doing stuff with Meta and Blackrock behind the scenes.

_hiddenscout

This is a explain to me like I'm 5 example. All apps are made up of like UI's (the visual stuff you see), API's (ways to move data or communicate with other data sources), and db's (data bases, where data is stored). So like when you come to Reddit, it makes an API call to get data from a databse to show you on the screen. One way to store data is in a SQL database. Which means all the data is relational. You can join data together from other places what not. NoSQL comes out of the idea that isn't not a relational data base (like SQL listed above). Basically the data is stored like a blob where you can ask for things. MongoDB is a NoSQL data base company. Hope that helps.

foamed

It's not a matter of if, it's when. [The IPO is most likely going to happen during the second half of this year.](https://www.reuters.com/technology/reddit-aims-ipo-second-half-2023-information-2023-02-14/) >Reddit's only source of money is advertising This is false. They sell your data, they sell Reddit Gold, they sell [NFT's](https://old.reddit.com/r/reddit/comments/vtkmni/introducing_collectible_avatars/), and they [sell merchandise](https://old.reddit.com/r/modnews/comments/q2oz1i/sticker_tshirts_and_more_subreddit_swag_is_here/). They also have their own [crypto currency](https://www.reddit.com/community-points/) which they are trying to get off the ground. And then you have this from September, 2022: >[Spez - I want our users, user-users and moderator users, to make money on reddit. Specifically, I want them to make money from other users. And so we need to have business models where users are paying money to other users or to subreddits. I would like subreddits to have the ability to be businesses.](https://old.reddit.com/r/ModSupport/comments/xhuaqf/are_we_allowed_to_discuss_what_spez_brought_up_in/) >[Our business model will be taxation. Like, I just think that there's such huge opportunity here. And I think the developer platform is a big part of that, by the way. To kind of add a little context there, look at the App Store. The App Store's been amazing for Apple's business, of course, but it's also created how many small businesses, large businesses, individual success stories because people are able to build there dreams on that platform. And I think there's a similar opportunity on reddit.](https://old.reddit.com/r/ModSupport/comments/xhuaqf/are_we_allowed_to_discuss_what_spez_brought_up_in/) It's still a terrible idea to invest in them though, this whole site is going down the drain as soon as it goes public. Say goodbye to third party Reddit apps, access to the API and old.reddit.com.

VisualMod

>There are a number of ways to do automated bot trading, but the most popular and reliable method is through an API. An API (Application Programming Interface) allows you to connect your exchange account with a third-party service like TradingView. From there, you can set up parameters for your bot to follow when executing trades. For example, you could tell it to buy whenever a certain indicator reaches a certain level, or sell when the price drops below a certain point. As far as reliability goes, automated bot trading can be just as reliable as manual trading if done correctly. The main thing to watch out for is making sure that your bot has enough liquidity to execute trades quickly and at the best possible prices. If you're using a good quality service like TradingView, this shouldn't be an issue. In terms of how automated bots actually work, they simply take signals from indicators on Tradingview and use those signals to place orders on your behalf on the exchange connected via API

Soy_Based_Cuck

#This is why you never tip. (Yet another reason) Amazon Fresh. We pay like $180 a year for the privilege of now paying $10 for grocery delivery that for the longest time was free over $35. The rope you in. Then they raise the prices significantly thus losing appeal but shrinking workforce and maximizing profits. Just like google does with their API’s.

VisualMod

>U.S. API WEEKLY CRUDE STOCK ACTUAL: -3.835M VS 6.203M PREVIOUS; EST -0.308M ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-07 ^16:34:03 ^EST-0500

IGF59

But there are many negative reviews about these 3rd party platforms, like the fact that they never executed trades properly, had connection issues, had API hacks, etc.

RhollingThunder

I think TW is probably still the most lax about margins. But I'm at IBKR these days because the commissions are lower and I have a need for the API. However I don't trade futures as much anymore. Mostly in equities (stocks) now.

thinkofanamefast

I see. So turns out this isn't a good plan. Someone suggested a simple trading bot using their API, to see what current bid actually is and set a sell at that level...this is a backup in case I'm not there to close it Friday, which is a 1 in 20 chance, so getting them sold even at bid is fine with me. Probably will cost me a couple of hundred on Upwork to find a person. Thanks again.

VisualMod

>MUSK SAYS A SMALL API CHANGE ON TWITTER HAD MASSIVE RAMIFICATIONS; WILL ULTIMATELY NEED A COMPLETE REWRITE ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2023-03-06 ^13:29:32 ^EST-0500

SimpleSyrupLime

Their customer service sucks too. I placed an order with buffalo wild wings and literally one minute after the order was submitted I tried to cancel the order. I spent 30 minutes on chat with uber eats trying to avoid a $30 fee. They said they had to charge me that because BWW had confirmed the order, but I'm 99% BWW is just using the UberEats API to automatically confirm orders immediately when they are placed regardless of whether the food is actually getting made. 30 minutes to recoup $30, and I had to speak with two representatives after the first one closed the chat on me. Fuck UberEats.

CineWeekly

Is there any way to trade crypto besides using my exchange? I want more features like trailing stop-loss and the ability to drag and change buy/sell levels on the chart itself (like TradingView does for the few crypto exchanges it supports). Is there any software that I can connect the API to that let's you trade or is that just for creating my own stuff in Python and that kind of thing?

aiQon

I can code and am confident to do this. It requires more time than using something that already exists, though. My major concern would be a reliable source for the data with a clean API.

wind_dude

No, not sand banging. Google focused on AI/ML that would add to their existing products a bit of an anchoring bias. OpenAI and chatGPT were a little more out of the box, and very much focused on the developer experience, and generated a ton of media buzz. They essentially got first move advantage. Technically the most recent products are pretty much equal, but google is lacking API integration, which is a large over site on their part. OpenAI is exploiting this by offering their chatGPT api at insanely low prices, considering running it on your own or training your own model is not monetarily realistic for any startup.

somerandomie

Yea of course I agree with the statement that a lot of times you would be better off being on the cloud and not have to worry about scalability, load balancing, data integrity etc. I actually owned and operated a video sharing platform similar to youtube so I did an in depth analysis on cloud services targeted towards video related stuff and their feasibility. From my experience I would say any bleeding edge tech on the scale would be hard to put on the cloud. For example Google cloud has an API for analyzing videos and determining objects in them (like bicycle, person, road etc). You would be better off doing that in house as well but for most regular app related stuff like DB, frontend, backend etc cloud is viable and probably a better and more stable option

TheBioethicist87

The fact that the platform hasn’t been wiped off the face of the earth despite 75% of the staff being fired doesn’t mean it’s going great. Twitter’s revenue was almost entirely advertisers. Its largest ones have dramatically cut their ad spends. Twitter lost $221 million in 2021. Do you think a big cut in what used to be 90% of its revenue is going to help that? The number of people buying twitter blue would have to be in the hundreds of millions to make up that gap, and that’s not happening. [They aren’t paying rent on the offices, employees aren’t getting the severance they’re legally entitled to (go California labor law), so I think it’s reasonable to think they will have some legal fees in the next year. That also won’t be cheap.](https://mashable.com/article/elon-musk-twitter-cuts-latency-slack) They’ve shut third party apps out of their API, data licensing (the second biggest revenue stream they have) is down, and the news is full of stories about how Elon is manipulating the algorithm to boost engagement on his own tweets (free speech absolutism at its finest) threatening the integrity of his own product because if he’s going to duck with the algorithm for memes, what’s going to happen in the next Arab Spring? I saw a report at one point and I’m having trouble finding it about how twitter, the platform, is slowing down. Like there’s more latency because it’s slowly starting to break and they don’t have the people or the institutional knowledge to fix it fast enough. I can’t seem to And once again, the owner has to pay the equivalent of 20% of the company’s GROSS REVENUE to service the loans he had to take out to buy it! All that going on and you think I’m the one who doesn’t know how corporations work? First lesson: when your expenses are big and your revenue is small, that’s bad.

AzBeerChef

My goodness. After reading this post I had a realization that in 2012, I told my co-workers that API integration would be a tremendous opportunity.... for someone who had the means. I did not. I did however buy a new car in 2018, and a house in 2020 because I felt it was the right move. Sure was. I need to trust my instinct more.

DarkSideBrownie

Dynamic Programming: Storing/using previous answers to help answer future questions. Definitely confused me as a student. School Time Recursion: Trying to program Boggle's word detection broke my brain for a couple days as a student. Then I got to industry and it was shuttle data back and forth from database to website using in house API and interacting with a couple 3rd party services. More recently you now put everything in a cloud. If you've never seen this faux commercial, have a laugh: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cp10\_PygJ4o](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cp10_PygJ4o)

lotus_bubo

MSFT owns half of OpenAI, who makes ChatGPT. They also have Azure, the second most popular cloud provider, which people use to train AIs with leased GPU time. Their unsold time can be used to train their own AI projects. NVidia makes the GPUs everyone uses for training. CUDA (NVidia's API used for general GPU programming) is standard and optimized for TensorFlow and PyTorch, the two most popular AI platforms. There is support for AMD GPUs but they're just not widely adopted. TSM is the foundry that makes all of NVidia's chips. Enough said. Amazon is the most popular provider of cloud services used to train AI. Google has the third most popular cloud service, but it's a pretty distant third. They had really big gains early on in ML, but have either fallen behind or are tight-lipped about their latest efforts. META has a solid AI team with some top talent, but they haven't revealed what they're really up to. The big advantage they'll have is data they can train with. C3.AI is a piece of shit company that makes AI development tools nobody uses. It's still the wild west in AI. I don't think we've seen the big winners on the software side yet, so VC companies like Andreessen Horowitz might make a fortune betting on the right startup.

gonnagetbigger

I get 72.7K mentions over last month using social listening (crawling via API from Reddit) with a query about BBBY or Bed, Bath & Beyond while using Reddit as a source. For scale, 154K for Gamestop with monitored terms being GME and Gamestop.

thegreatgumbini

2016 I negotiated a Ford Fusion 8K down 5 years 0% API. I own it outright now. I'm sad that I will probably never be able to get a deal like that again. I'm also sad that I didn't work that deal on a better vehicle lol

Kaawumba

You don't say which options, but if they are SPX, then you have an extra $0.65 per contract to pay. Other indices have charges as well. [https://tastytrade.com/commissions-and-fees/](https://tastytrade.com/commissions-and-fees/). Tastytrade doesn't have an official API. You may get better answers from r/options or r/algotrading.

juicewr999

Y’all didn’t know? The American economies API is powered by, “wen moon”, “this is the bottom”, 💎, 🚀. When these stop we have reached stagflation.

dgv54

I haven't heard of anyone doing this, and given that some of them, including TW, do not have an API for submitting orders, it would be difficult to reliably and repeatedly do. That said, I'd challenge all the skeptics in this thread who have been naysaying my comments to use TW in parallel with TDA, and routinely do the same trades at the same time (as close as practical to simultaneously) and report back with results. I've been doing this for over a year. I would be SHOCKED if someone did this for a few months and found that executions are as good at TW as they are at TDA. Or, you can continue to downvote, and just maintain a religious level belief that TW executions are great.

mytendies

Python and a financial data provider via API

LifeIsAnAnimal

I’m gonna buy 10,000 Reddit accounts, connect them all to the chatGPT API and let them run wild on reddit. You won’t even know it’s not humans.

SatisfactoryFinance

This is the way. Brokers like IBKR have good API’s for bots.

Dizzybro

Yep definitely possible. Nothing preventing the owner from sending whatever message he wants via the API or by logging in directly

VisualMod

Checking news articles and making buy/sell decisions based on positive or negative implications is a good way to trade stocks. However, you need to be careful with how you interpret the data from the news API. Just because an article has a positive tone doesn't necessarily mean that it will have a positive impact on the stock price.

crackcodyscrack

WDAY is a great although terribly expensive and maintenance expensive HCM and service ERP application, but certainly not a platform Zero front facing customisation capabilities, a lacklustre API and a widening integration gap that even affects reporting Every customer of ours has come to realise that

greytoc

As you may know, all 10k's and 10q's are filed with the SEC. The SEC provides an XRBL formatted API to get structured data. It's free and very timely. [https://www.sec.gov/edgar/sec-api-documentation](https://www.sec.gov/edgar/sec-api-documentation) There should be Python libs around if you look in Github. There are also XRBL addins for apps like Excel if you are simply putting that data into Excel. If you are seeking that data for back-testing purposes - there are commercial providers that usually will provide such data with a Python interface.

Lobbel1992

On their website they are saying that you use their API free of charge?

MaryPaku

That Github copilot is powered by OpenAI. Same technology they’re clearly paying for the API and is one of the income streams

IMind

Yes.. first you'd need an API to get the data. There's several.. think TDA has one for instance. This info would need to update in real time. Next you'd have to compute on the data. What's practical? Profitable? Etc. Doable but rough. Ideally you'd have this in a time series database if you want realistic results. As far as tracking positions, you could do this manually or if there's an API you could use that. Is it doable? Yah. In excel? Maybe. Practical? No. Tracking your positions is relatively trivial.. most strategies have realistic payoff graphs so that's fine. The thing is there's no much value in it. It's a whole lot for work to look and go "yah... My covered call is still good. I'll close it tomorrow and reroll".

bitflag

Nvidia isn't just consistently ahead technically, they have CUDA which is basically the de-facto GPU programming standard. AMD or Intel not only would need to catch up in perf (which they have both failed for a long time), they'd need to sway the AI industry over with an alternative API.

tdatas

>I don't think it will be the main source of profit. ChatGPT API will be integrated into many services soon as it does really boost business' productivity, and they will be paying that API cost. As said it's a pretty good Chatbot for low stakes use cases. Depending how much businesses can customise it's corpus you might even be able to make it more useful for customer support chat bots. But the underlying model is pretty trivial to implement yourself anyway. >I personally can't wait to see it got integrated into Visual Studio. Leaving aside that imo it's pretty poor on anything that isn't a leetcode questions There were already a myriad of code completion tools out there that didn't require your potentially proprietary code to be beamed out to an unknown cloud.

MaryPaku

I don't think it will be the main source of profit. ChatGPT API will be integrated into many services soon as it does really boost business' productivity, and they will be earning that API cost.

options_trader_

All options data providers give you a massive amount of data. This is expensive and difficult to manage. I just need snapshots of historical prices – not the whole options chain, but rather an API to price an option given reported date, expiration date and strike price. Does anyone know of a service/API to dynamically request a specific historical options price (and greeks)? Maybe I am the only one, but I feel like this would be super useful because it would allow me dynamically request options prices as I run a backtest (as opposed to purchasing and managing all of the data myself).

Fun_Law_6590

If you have Google maps on your website, and you have lots of visitors, looking up your address, you as the website owner need a paid subscription for the Google Maps API. That’s how they also make money.

4kVHS

The biggest problem with Treasury Direct is the 2005 level security and UI of the website. They also don’t support any API’s to sync to budgeting software so the only way to track values is to keep using their crappy website.

sr000

It is a paid subscription, just not to users. Other companies pay Google a lot of money for its maps API, and advertisers also pay Google a ton of money for ads within maps.

zephyy

1. they get data from users to improve it (fastest routes, incorrect directions, etc.). making it paid means less users. 2. it's already monetized because the API costs money to use

anoneemoose87

Correct - https://fred.stlouisfed.org I use Excel, but if Google sheets has an option to pull API data, you should be good to go.

VisualMod

>It is possible to get Twitter, its API, or a third-party service to spit out a ranked list of tweets by first derivative of likes. However, it would be extremely difficult to do so accurately without access to the internal data of Twitter.

toper-centage

They will finally have to ban free API access from 3rd party apps if they want most users to see ads though. I'm surprised we're still not forced to used the official app.

NucleativeCereal

Some predictions after reddit IPOs. -Heart and soul of reddit starts to die -Blue checkmarks -RIP porn communities -Email required for all signups, ToS restrictions on having more than one account. Send ID if they are in doubt. -More algorithmic control on what posts you see, instead of what sub you're subbed to or true vote status. Perhaps algorithmic control on which comments you see. -Pay to rank, pay for reach, pay for karma -No third party reader apps -AD comments inline with real comments -An explosion in ad content -Pay for a subscription to not see ads -More control over the API and bots, fewer helpful and experimental bots

TuaTurnsdaballova

As long as third party apps like Apollo still have access to the API, whatever. It’s like YouTube with adblock, just stop auto playing Bert Krischer shit YouTube! I never clicked that shit, you just auto play it without my permission, delete him from my feed MFers.

joe1134206

This is capitalism we're talking about. They'll probably kill old reddit and third party API

joe1134206

API access being nuked in 5...4...3...

EtsuRah

It will do the same thing every company does when it goes IPO First they will promise they will strive to be the same old reddit you always knew. Then they will make changes for the better with an influx of money. This will boost users and generally be great for everyone. They will implement legit cool things into reddit. Then they will push a bit harder for monetization. Maybe more ads. maybe locking their API so that it forces you to use their offical app instead of your favorite non-official reddit app. Then they will start charging for extra features behind paywalls. Every year the IPO machine will require them to grow. And the natural progression of all things is that you can't always grow. They wil need to either gain more users, sell more products, sell your data, or have users pay for access of some sort. It will slowly degrade as they try to meet those 4 requirements each quarter until hopefully a new thing pops up for us all to cling to for the next decade until eventually someone there decides the money is worth more than the users.

ThroneTrader

Wouldn't take much for them to cut off their API, same thing as Twitter recently did.

stumblios

Yup, between ublock on my PC and using the "Reddit is fun" app on my phone instead of the official one and I'm not seeing any of these changes people are seeing pushed out. That being said, wouldn't be surprised if a buyer forces changes which inhibit ad-blockers or gets rid of the API that allows non-official apps.

chilled_alligator

As long as the reddit API exists, there should be old.reddit clones. If they get rid of free API access, that breaks both the 3rd party apps I use and any potential old reddit clones. And like you, I will be gone.

pintord

Stocks of crude oil in the United States jumped by 10.507 million barrels in the week ended February 10th, 2023, following a 2.184 million barrels drop in the previous week, data from the American Petroleum Institute showed. It was the highest weekly gain since the first week of January 2023, compared with market expectations of a 0.321 million barrels increase. source: American Petroleum Institute (API)

VisualMod

The American Petroleum Institute (API) is a trade association that represents the oil and gas industry in the United States. API's Crude Oil Stock Change Summary Calendar provides forecasted data for changes in crude oil stocks levels, including expectations for builds or draws in inventory.

PlugPowerBull

Business API fees, WhatsApp Pay, subscriptions, (duh), in-app purchases, selling user data.

OurStreetInc

I actually made a software available for free that will provide you a infinite\* number of strategies and you just use these cool slider bars to select within these number of strategies based on what indicator/metric you like (e.g. volatility or max drawdown). After selecting an algorithm it will trade for you again for free through an API service. ​ https://preview.redd.it/unn9hadx21ia1.png?width=3840&format=png&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=c2e74a12ebb1989241388e50f0879f2cec132bfc ​ It is not available for free to the public just yet, not even a website to sign up! Hopefully finished by this summer as a beta? If you (or anyone else) wants a notice (or to help lol) just Dm or reply I guess! ​ This may also interest you as this is what the program does! [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-objective\_optimization](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-objective_optimization) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto\_front](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_front)

UniformGreen

Aplicat la front end internship, am primit de făcut proiect acasa pt interviu un CRUD API :)