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I believe that they have a number of internal systems that were relying on the ability to consume the public API "firehose" and now that it's been turned off, t
by VWWHFSfQ 4y ago
I believe that they have a number of internal systems that were relying on the ability to consume the public API "firehose" and now that it's been turned off, they're failing.
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- anticensor 4y agoThat smells like a big antipattern.
- throwaway290 4y agoDogfooding is an antipattern now?
- ShinTakuya 4y agoNo it's the opposite, it's exactly what you should do to exercise your public API. If your API isn't good enough for you it isn't good enough for your external integrators.