thibauts

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by thibauts 14y ago
Both service will still not have the same resources behind the same IDs, even though they would provide the same services behind the same path. What you would have to do is use the same code to interact with two endpoints differing only by
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by thibauts 14y ago
I feel there is a lot of noise around IDs as URIs yet I've seen nobody (I may not have looked deep enought) talk about their main benefit as I perceive it, which is putting resources into the perspective of a global namespace. Thus allowing
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by thibauts 14y ago
Aren't links also proper global IDs, allowing us to address objects cross-service ?
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by thibauts 14y ago
> Some people are even ordering a second phone just to see if they get a shipping notification I got mine before the shipping notification
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by thibauts 14y ago
Looks like things have changed since the last time I checked. Thank you for pointing this out. Next time I'll check y facts twice before posting. Still, lxml being basically a binding to libxml2 the performance comparison of the two libs sh
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by thibauts 14y ago
In my experience, you seldom need a full browser to extract data from javascript-heavy sites. You often can make your way with a little bit of reverse engineering, starting from a traffic capture and looking after parameters you dont under
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by thibauts 14y ago
I think this can be put as "enjoy the process".
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by thibauts 14y ago
It is easily doable with a few lines of python. I gave it a quick shot: https://github.com/thibauts/duckduckgo
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by thibauts 14y ago
> Why open black boxes that are working? Maybe to modify them ?