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Comment #45469551
The Chrome extension approach may shift some (most?) of the risk to the end user, since technically they are now the one scraping. Theoretically getdex would be relatively better o…
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Comment #45468748
Related research on past litigation in this area for anyone that wants to go deeper: https://deepnoodle.ai/research/linkedin-legal-battles-tos-vi...
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Comment #45031063
Currently, yes. However it's quite early and I'm exploring whether this is the best option. The reason I was posting here on HN is to see if anyone more technical may be interested…
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What company discovery/Intel features would you want in a tool like this?
Solo founder here looking for some input and feedback from the HN community. I'm building a SaaS to help with discovering and researching businesses. So far I have information on a…
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Comment #44231926
https://github.com/diveagents/dive Dive orchestrates multi agent workflows in Go. Take a look and let me know what you think.
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Comment #44231580
+1 to the article. Along these lines, I'm building Dive: https://github.com/diveagents/dive When building a SaaS with a Go backend, it's nice to be able to have the option of the a…
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Comment #44029027
Risor is an embedded scripting library and CLI for Go. This release adds new modules for web crawling, background scheduling, and more. Happy scripting.
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Comment #44021869
Just a quick release announcement for Risor, an embedded scripting library and CLI for Go. Plenty of additions relating to web crawling, background scheduling, and more. Happy scri…
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Comment #43481464
I'm definitely with you that sites should be leveraging CDNs and similar. But I get that many don't want to do any work to support bots that they don't want to exist in the first p…
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Comment #43481307
An aspect I find interesting is that these crawlers are all doing highly redundant work. As in, thousands of crawlers are running around the world, and each crawler may visit the s…
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Comment #41104471
Nice. I was wondering if r53 latency-based routing would work as an optional add-on to this. I didn't look into it but was thinking it might not work because the latency based rout…
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Comment #41103983
Oh I realized I was thinking of Cloudformation Stacksets, since those like you automate deployment of a Stack across multiple regions. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSCloudFormation…
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Comment #41103967
Aha, indeed. A few interesting notes on this. And thanks for the link to your Makefile. I see you're a Cloudformation Stacks user (good stuff), so you may know some of what I say b…
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Comment #41103544
Cloudflare Workers are great in general. The way they route client requests to the nearest Cloudflare data center means that a single client will most often end up with a small num…
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Comment #39719551
Source code for the testing is available here: https://github.com/pgEdge/cloudflare-pgedge-latency-tests
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Comment #39679314
Risor is an embeddable scripting language for the Go ecosystem. This blog post introduces its opcodes and shows how it was influenced by CPython.
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Comment #39527428
GitHub project here: https://github.com/risor-io/risor
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