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I think it is a fairly common requirement to use multiple IPs to avoid throttling or for APIs that restrict access to individual IPs. The fact that he was conf
by codexon 14y ago
I think it is a fairly common requirement to use multiple IPs to avoid throttling or for APIs that restrict access to individual IPs.
The fact that he was confused by it does not help his credibility when he is trying to tell people how to design their libraries.
- aiiane 14y agoI have yet to ever have to use multiple outbound IPs from the same machine for an HTTP request from Python. It might be "fairly common" for whatever you do, but in terms of the general population, it's not.
- maaku 14y agoStill, it's a fair point that it at least should be possible. It's fine by me if the uncommon 5% tasks are just as difficult to do in requests or even a little more so, so long as the most common 95% of tasks are a breeze.