They opened the API for it and I'm sending requests but the response always comes back 300ms before I send the request, is there a way of handling that with try{} predestined{} blocks? Or do I need to use the Bootstrap Paradox library?
Have you tried using the Schrödinger Exception Handler? It catches errors both before and after they occur simultaneously, until you observe the stack trace.
No matter what we've tried so far, the request ends up being sent.
The first time I was just watching, determined not to press the button, but when I received the response, I was startled into pressing it.
The second time, I just stepped back from my keyboard, and my cat came flying out of the back room and walked on the keyboard, triggering the request.
The third time, I was holding my cat, and a train rumbled by outside, rattling my desk and apparently triggering the switch to send the request.
The fourth time, I checked the tracks, was holding my cat, and stepped back from my keyboard. Next thing I heard was a POP from my ceiling, and the request was triggered. There was a small hole burned through my keyboard when I examined it. Best I can figure, what was left of a meteorite managed to hit at exactly the right time.
> I'm sending requests but the response always comes back 300ms before I send the request
Ah. Newbie mistake. You need to turn OFF your computer and disconnect from the network BEFORE sending the request. Without this step you will always receive a response before the request is issued.
Try setting up a beam-splitter router and report back with the interference pattern. If you don't see a wave pattern it might be because someone is spying on you.
