@vgr I'm not sure if you heard this criticism from others, but I believe the "above" and "below" the API definitions need to be flipped.
Being above the API should mean that you are controlled by it. Being below it should mean you are telling robots what to do.
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Horizontal orientation makes sense too. Idk, somehow the stack is the most natural way for me to think about this. I see the API as what is "surfaced" to others, and below that are deeper layers in the tech stack. "Cloud" feels more consumer lingo than programmer.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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