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    1. Patrick Collison‏Verified account @patrickc 31 Jul 2018
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      It's interesting how, in the world of web software and APIs, it's still quite difficult (and in some ways harder than with VBA/HyperCard/etc.) to compute over your own data. APIs make it possible to build *services* but missing the equivalent of hitting ~ to get a console.

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    2. Nick Schrock‏ @schrockn 31 Jul 2018
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      Are you thinking mostly for analytics/ML use cases or for more ad-hoc application-style programming?

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    3. Patrick Collison‏Verified account @patrickc 31 Jul 2018
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      Thinking mostly the latter though no doubt some relevance to former too...

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    4. Nick Schrock‏ @schrockn 31 Jul 2018
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      Ya. For ad-hoc application programming I think one could build a sweet REPL/stateful console tied to a GraphQL server. Meaning a piece of JS/python/whatever software that you could point at GraphQL server and do ad-hoc scripting against APIs derived from the schema.

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      Patrick Collison‏Verified account @patrickc 31 Jul 2018
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      Yeah. I think there's probably something there.

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        2. Nick Schrock‏ @schrockn 31 Jul 2018
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          When working on Ent (essentially the in-memory GraphQL precursor) we actually spent some time working on REPL-specific APIs so you could do stuff like load an object from a copy-pasted url. Very simple to write. Very popular. Focusing on this use case is worth it.

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        3. Dave Paola‏ @dpaola2 1 Aug 2018
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          This sounds interesting, is there anywhere I can read more?

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