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TheYahiaBakour

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    Comment #48866990

    oh thanks for this :) let me know how everything goes with the integration over email, always down to help

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    Comment #48863444

    firecrawl doesn't have a search index, we're probably closest to them at the moment tavily, exa, parallel, you = search index for ai cloudflare's browser offerings are not the best…

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    Comment #48863382

    maybe i'm just telling the truth: https://www.context.dev/customers

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    Comment #48863218

    fixed & deployed, thanks for flagging.

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    Comment #48861996

    thank you!

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    Comment #48861981

    is that a problem/annoying? i thought it would be fine

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    Comment #48861968

    i too would have had this view before i started the business, however it's actually really hard, additionally teams migrate to us from in-house solutions all the time

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    Comment #48856417

    i think about this too, perhaps you're right, if (big if) the web was designed with the end goal in place, however it was a series of ~interesting~ mistakes & decisions that led to…

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    Comment #48856400

    i've yapped quite a bit in this thread already about my journey, but happy to provide any (hopefully useful) insights, you can DM me on X, mention this comment please: https://x.co…

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    Comment #48855638

    the reality is that the space is huge and expanding many that you mentioned serve different needs and it tends to not be zero sum to everyone's surprise (including mine at first) e…

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    Comment #48855523

    i see you too are an experienced dev

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    Comment #48854592

    "the first 90% of the code accounts for the first 90% of the development time. The remaining 10% of the code accounts for the other 90% of the development time." now for my actual …

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    Comment #48853459

    ignoring the obvious ragebait, the soc 2 "thing" is the truth, we are type 1 certified, and are in observation for type 2

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    Comment #48853393

    it counts as "reverse engineering" a website which is much worse for the website owner imo, then again im biased

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    Comment #48853039

    - worst is "extension" based traffic routing where your provider is essentially tricking end users into routing traffic through - opt-in p2p networks can be described as botnets so…

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    Comment #48853004

    if it needs auth, we don't do any type of logins at the moment, still figuring out how to do it without attracting the wrong type of customer (someone doing shady stuff) popups / c…

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    Comment #48852968

    thank you, im not sure who this is though, but please email me if i can help in any way

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    Comment #48852442

    ty, it's here! https://docs.context.dev/install-mcp

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    Comment #48851296

    100% yes, i found out about that company recently too, it's a tempting idea for sure

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    Comment #48851231

    you just found my end goal :)

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    Comment #48850985

    Fascinating, this is definitely a path i was thinking about for a bit but decided against doing it primarily since it changes the business fundamentally

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    Comment #48850180

    hey, happy you like it, to be honest we had no real secret, it takes a ton of time and effort to earn developer trust i got my first customer after 1 month, and then just worked li…

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    Comment #48849522

    hi, no worries at all, it came off perfectly fine yes, we use residential proxies + all requests go are js-rendered, we maintain a caching layer which is 95%+ opted into by custome…

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    Comment #48849040

    will let my designer know, it's a dev-focused product, and we're all so finely tuned to avoid slop, so design & feel was really important