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yes only big conglomerates now can scrape pages. If you're not google stealing the info then...... Right?
I didn't say that but a site owner should have the right to decide. In addition, this scraper doesn't even identify itself (I checked). It pretends to be a normal browser, without saying it's a scraper.
Looks cool! anything about how it compares to similar RAG-as-a-service products? something I've been researching a little. FWIW, the pricing model of jumping from free to "contact us" is slightly ominous.
With these early stage startups it often means they haven’t really figured out how to price their product and will cut you a very generous deal if you push a bit
Can it get content that is gated/behind login ?
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"I'm going to build a system for transferring money, and I am confident that nobody will ever try to defraud it" -- someone who is about to lose all their money Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15592192 Unsolved, difficult problems of micropayments: - pay before viewing: how do you know that the thing you're paying for is the thing that you're expecting? What if it's a rickroll or goatse? - so do you…
> "I'm going to build a system for transferring money, and I am confident that nobody will ever try to defraud it" -- someone who is about to lose all their money You seem to have conjured the impression that micropayment systems have to be radically different than current payment models, which is wildly mistaken. You can build an effective micropayment system using only currently available tools (digital wallets, mi…
His claim is that the existing system has fraud, therefore micro-transactions will have analogous thing he named "micro-fraud" — so you agree with him now?
The example API key on the page is decoded to "WOW YOU'RE A HACKER" :)