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by philippta 3y ago
Glad to hear! You’re welcome to leave any feedback on Github (as an Issue) or right in here.
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by philippta 3y ago
Thanks! As mentioned in another comment, currently there is no build in support for this yet. As a workaround one could use a service like ScrapingBee (not affiliated) as a proxy, that renders the page in a browser for you. Surely, relying
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by philippta 3y ago
Yes, this is correct. As of right now there is no built-in support for running as a browser. What is possible though, is to use a service like ScrapingBee (not affiliated) and set it as the proxy. This would render the page on their end, in
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Show HN: Flyscrape – A standalone and scriptable web scraper in Go(github.com)
208 points by philippta 3y ago|45 comments
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How to Think About Security in Next.js(nextjs.org)
1 points by philippta 3y ago|0 comments
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by philippta 3y ago
Thanks a lot for that detailed explanation. That makes perfect sense. I wonder if all these additional capabilities can be bolted onto existing LLMs or need another iteration to the transformer architecture plus retraining.
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Ask HN: Why are current LLMs not considered AGI?
9 points by philippta 3y ago|31 comments
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by philippta 3y ago
At this time it works with server-side rendered / static pages only and does not execute any JavaScript of the website. The data extraction function of your script also runs aside the crawler, not inside the page.
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by philippta 3y ago
Colly is a great library for builing scrapers if you are familiar with Go. Flyscrape a cli tool that lets you define your scraping logic with a declarative JavaScript API, while it takes care of issuing requests, caching, rate limiting and
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Show HN: flyscrape – An expressive and elegant web scraper(github.com)
14 points by philippta 3y ago|5 comments
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by philippta 3y ago
What is the boring technology for frontend development?
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Show HN: Trip – Elegant middleware functions for Go HTTP clients(github.com)
2 points by philippta 4y ago|0 comments
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SQLite and the N+1 (No) Problem(youtube.com)
9 points by philippta 4y ago|1 comments
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by philippta 5y ago
This post is 5 years old. Slack migrated from PHP to Hack. By now you can not run PHP code in Hack anymore.
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Complexity Bias: Why We Prefer Complicated to Simple (2018)(fs.blog)
2 points by philippta 5y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Blocked by CUII?(blockedbycuii.info)
1 points by philippta 6y ago|0 comments
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by philippta 8y ago
Hey Hacker News! I would like to present you my project I've been working on: Timmi. My intention with Timmi was to create a minimal time tracker which is private by default. At work, I needed something to simply track the times I sp
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Show HN: Timmi – A minimal private Time Tracker for your basic needs (no login)(timmi.li)
2 points by philippta 8y ago|1 comments