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episod

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About episod

reality technician http://twitter.com/episod

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    Comment #38351852

    A little help for anyone starting or restarting a developer relations program from someone who's done it a few times.

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    Comment #32843936

    Today Slack launched the open beta of their future-generation, event-driven platform. This iteration features Typescript and Deno at the forefront, though support for other languag…

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    Comment #5492687

    Are you requiring that end users wanting to search Twitter content authenticate with their Twitter account? The best way to scale your usage of the API with your user base is to re…

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    Comment #4634509

    Those seeking solace in a sample of what's happening on the public timeline need look no further than the sample hose of the Streaming API: https://dev.twitter.com/docs/api/1.1/get…

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    Comment #4407717

    There are some tweets here and there with a corrupt timestamp. Best thing to do is report them to Twitter for correction on dev.twitter.com/discussions

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    Comment #4367213

    This kind of limitation assumes that a user is human.

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    Comment #4291022

    The Search API's limits are more fluid than the REST API. It generally allows for about 1 query per second.

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    Comment #4015525

    Twitter provides a great way to communicate one-to-many: the simple tweet. It broadcasts to your account's followers and potentially beyond. Some might miss your message or not get…

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    Comment #3444919

    As someone who writes a bit of documentation for dev.twitter.com, I admit that a full accounting of every field that passes through the API is certainly missing. The reasons are bo…

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    Comment #3103036

    http://Everything2.com is a great community of writers; kind of an alternate reality, perspective-based wikipedia with a mix of fact, fiction, essays, drivel, and close-nit culture…