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Comment #9506353
HTML of a page is received in response to a HTTP request. A page load might involve multiple HTTP requests. Often parts of a web page that interest you might be loaded specifically…
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Comment #8840058
Interestingly I just came across this - http://torrentfreak.com/google-asked-remove-345-million-pira...
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Comment #8840048
Yes, it is very true that many fail to realize that they are getting scraped simply because there aren't many tools which show the traffic classified among humans and bots. This su…
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Ask HN: What are some of the major problems being faced because of web scraping?
Disclaimer: I work for an anti-scraping service company. I am not trying to advertise it, but simply understand problems that people are actually facing because of web scraping and…
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Comment #8835663
Yes, it definitely isn't the right way to handle ambiguous grammars. My assumption was caused by extensive usage of YACC for writing parsers in the past. To avoid it's default acti…
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Comment #8835618
Like in my other comment, I agree with this. I missed mentioning mentioning my assumption of a forceful shift or reduce action in case of an ambiguous grammar.
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Comment #8835611
I totally agree with this. I was assuming the case of a default behavior like shift or reduce force fully for unambiguous grammars, which I should have mentioned. Thanks.
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Comment #8835522
Bottom up parsing - "If not, it's necessary to backtrack and try combining tokens in different ways" I feel the way it is put along with shift reduce parsing is misleading. Backtra…
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