Also HN: This site is doesn't look like other sites, awful to read.
I suppose the scraping you're doing is a huge part of your value proposition, but I would like to gently nudge you in the direction of making the datasets available via p2p (e.g. a torrent) like how Wikipedia distributes its snapshots in the spirit of democratizing access to data that is becoming increasingly walled off. Also, I think another potential benefit that kind of bulk sharing would have is relieving the congestion from those doing the equivalent operation to extract data via the querying interface.
Will it be added? Are you forced to use a traditional search engine to make it in the leaderboard?
Can you expand on this? Is text-to-sql a deadend? (I personally think it is, having worked on a project at $work. But curious to hear about others experience.)
Please, just explain in your own words, how the pricing works, without using made up terms invented by an LLM.
As load increases, the price goes up. There's also exponential egress pricing because Scry is a place where computation happens, not a metaphorical torrent. I'm still tweaking things, balancing between multi-user server load, giving normal active human users lots of priority and no fear in using it hard and deliberately, and fair pricing for agents and automated heavy workflows people set up in the background.