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Same here. I thought that this specific problem is not that uncommon. On top of my mind: say if the endpoint you're hitting is rate-limited. It doesn't even hav
by michaelsalim 1y ago
Same here. I thought that this specific problem is not that uncommon. On top of my mind: say if the endpoint you're hitting is rate-limited. It doesn't even have to be an API call. I think I've probably written something with the same pattern once or twice before.
I do agree that this is quite javascript specific though.
- reillyse 1y agoIf it’s rate limited it’s handling the concurrency for you. Just back off from the rate limit.