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by stuck_in_the_ma 5y ago
When you run websites / APIs, nobody remembers the months of time stretch while your site was up -- they just remember the hour of downtime when you go down. My site only handles ~ 350 million requests a month but even at that small sc
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by stuck_in_the_ma 7y ago
Google Play is also experiencing massive issues.
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by stuck_in_the_ma 8y ago
There has been a lot of interest expressed in getting this working and dependable. It's part of my plan when releasing the new API. There is A LOT of internal code managing everything. I've got terabytes of indexes alone just t
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by stuck_in_the_ma 8y ago
I built redditsearch.io -- It uses the pushshift API for the back-end. It was thrown together and barely works but hey, I'm just one guy maintaining this as a labor of love. :)
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by stuck_in_the_ma 8y ago
Wow, It's so weird recognizing so many people in this discussion. Thanks for giving examples. I have a subreddit (/r/pushshift) that gives examples on how to use the API. I'm always happy to answer questions about the
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by stuck_in_the_ma 11y ago
This is very cool! Glad to see that people are making good use of this. Are you pulling the answer with the highest score?
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by stuck_in_the_ma 11y ago
Hi there. I'm the one that released this. The data is just a bunch of JSON objects separated by new lines (\n). It's basically the exact same info you would get in JSON format from Reddit's API.
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by stuck_in_the_ma 11y ago
Hey there! I know you! Posts are coming soon!
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by stuck_in_the_ma 11y ago
I just realized my username on here is ... oh god.
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by stuck_in_the_ma 11y ago
Hey there! I'm the one that uploaded the original dataset. I'm creating API endpoints that will easily allow you to do this. It should be completed in 1-2 weeks.