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Comment #47292182
hey, that's pretty cool. i found this problem myself when working in cursor or antigravity UI IDEs. can you tell me more about how it discovers project interdependencies (ie a fron…
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Comment #43901731
how are you thinking this will be deployed and how will developers initially integrate this? ie is this a language-level library, or an internal service in a docker container to de…
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Comment #43700099
pretty interesting discovery if that was the hack. do you know what the legal implications are for this? if the company that owns 4chan finds the identity of the attacker, could th…
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Comment #43612788
great to see this. two questions: -would i be able to publish a link to my canonical openapi spec if my service, or i should plan on doing a PR in this repo for the openapi artefac…
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Comment #43298382
hi, few questions, -who is your ideal user/customer? what stack are they using, and why do they use you? -why did you decide to work on this? (ie, what inspired you?) -how do you c…
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Comment #42528238
looks sick!
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Comment #42483833
>no one is paying the actual cost of AI what do you mean by this?
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Comment #42481292
one thing to add: vikram is an ML engineer, and i (john) used to be a data engineer for 5+ years. vikram and i will be working on turning my brain into Ardent, the world’s best dat…
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Comment #42381937
Sweet! trying this out now. one quick nit on your docs: https://docs.hyperbrowser.ai/guides/scrape-site ``` import Hyperbrowser from "@hyperbrowser/sdk"; const client = new Hyperbr…
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Comment #42352903
I should have been more clear here -- self signup is in the works! But until then, fill out the form or shoot me an email - john[at]xhr.dev and I'll send you API keys. Unless you t…
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Show HN: xhr.dev – Bot Detection Avoidance via Forward Proxy
Hey HN! I’m John from xhr.dev ( https://xhr.dev ). At xhr.dev, I’m building tools for reverse engineering websites, and our initial product is a one-line code integration that enab…
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Show HN: XHR anti bot bypass (xhr.dev)
I've launched the new product, xhr.dev ( https://xhr.dev/ ) The initial product is a 1 line code integration that does bot detection avoidance via a forward proxy. Ideal customer i…
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Comment #42113356
take a look at https://xhr.dev/ , a product I built to avoid bot detection from things like cloudflare, imperva, aws waf, and others
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Comment #41992186
take a look at https://xhr.dev/ , a product I built to avoid bot detection challenges in the first place.
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Comment #15778745
I use ` as the prefix. For when I install tmux on a remote server and use a nested tmux session: ¡ (alt + 1) is my prefix. My bindings (very happy with them): https://github.com/sk…
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Comment #10608384
I recently visited the San Blas Islands of Panama [0]. I've heard of sinking islands like the Maldives before, but it was almost like a punch-in-the-face when I saw it firsthand. W…
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Comment #10392070
Whilst interchange is indeed the largest part of processing costs, there are still assessments (0.13%) and brand fees (FANF, cross border fees (1.25% for Visa), etc) that increase …
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Comment #10100410
I agree. I'm a CPA and some of these terms (GMV) I've never heard before (must be because I'm in a different industry - payments, and we use TPV - total payment volume), and others…
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Comment #8545223
I'm not sure I really agree that a bus is more efficient than a carpool ride with Uber, Lyft, or Sidecar would be. Often I've noticed a bus full of people are going a few miles (Su…
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Comment #8483833
From the perspective of the retailer, the merchant is charged the standard Stripe fee (2.9% + $0.30).
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Comment #8467913
I'm in the US - I am able to download now as well.
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Comment #7350713
I did that as well! Beautiful stuff, good on the developer.
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Comment #7004388
Culebra is beautiful! I just got back from Vieques, PR