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This is great. I recently asked AI how many software devs played hockey. It estimated 25k - 50k globally. It also called it a 'prestige sport' which never occurred to me (what with all the guys with missing teeth). But the cost of playing is getting significant. Still the most fun sport to play and watch. Thanks for this - TUI is awesome.
This is great. I recently asked AI how many software devs played hockey. It estimated 25k - 50k globally. It also called it a 'prestige sport' which never occurred to me (what with all the guys with missing teeth). But the cost of playing is getting significant. Still the most fun sport to play and watch. Thanks for this - TUI is awesome.
It's like the reinvention of Teletext
Nice! I was thinking about doing something like this but for cycling, however one of the biggest PIA about building products for sports is all the gating of data. Does the NHL really provide an API for all games? That's nice...
Officially no, but there is undocumented API (if you are commercial, they provide documentation and support) that is public without authentication.
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Officially no, but there is undocumented API (if you are commercial, they provide documentation and support) that is public without authentication.
the more I think about it, the more it's actually so weird that the leagues don't have APIs
It's like the reinvention of Teletext
edit the face off percentage is still a little off it's updated to show this 87% - 67%. Also followed you on twitter and github.