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Or, you know, you could learn to code. That would open up a myriad of opportunities for you, and help prevent this sort of loss of independence in the future.
by angersock 12y ago
Or, you know, you could learn to code. That would open up a myriad of opportunities for you, and help prevent this sort of loss of independence in the future.
- mcherm 12y agoI really don't think that will help. It is not that Twitter is insisting that people stop using (unlimited, unmetered) scraping and move to (unlimited, unmetered) APIs. Rather, it is that Twitter has stopped offering unlimited, unmetered APIs and is now charging for use.
- angersock 12y agoI agree that that is the real problem--that said, the article took the stance of "Why is Twitter being so much nicer to developers than non-coders?"