Joined August 2013
Now with AI companies trying to scrape every data source in existence, content creators and data owners are starting to protect their data more and more. So as a scraper, what can you do? Proxies are the first tool you should look to. They mask your IP, distribute requests, and help avoid detection. Even more importantly, using a service like @scraperapi can save you from fighting against CAPTCHAs, rate limits, and IP bans. Check out our latest article on @StackAbuse for how to do it 👇
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Direct traffic to @StackAbuse dev tools is growing nicely. Probably a good indicator that they're actually useful. I'm not sure these will ever be monetizable (I'll never put ads on them), but at least SA is being put to good use.
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I think I may have gone a little overboard on my "side project" making dev tools for @StackAbuse
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$ terraform apply
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Writing something, you hope but don't really expect that many people will read your work. Extremely blessed and thankful for a positive reception of my new book in the first few days. A big thank you to @fchollet for reviewing a project in it and for creating #Keras! 1/n
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Python: Deep and Shallow Copy Object stackabuse.com/python-deep-a… Learn the difference between deep copying and shallow copying objects in Python, and how to do both with the copy library. by @rus_has via @StackAbuse #Python
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JavaScript: How to Redirect to Another Webpage stackabuse.com/javascript-ho… @LandupDavid @stackabuse
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How to Get the Current Date in #JavaScript buff.ly/35r7KTM by @StackAbuse
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Check out Beginner's Introduction to Jenkins CI stackabuse.com/beginners-int… In this beginner-level guide, you'll get introduced to Jenkins, the CI/CD automation server, and run and automate the build process of a simple project. via @StackAbuse
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DigitalOcean
@digitalocean10 Jun 2021
Looking to write asynchronous code in #Node.js? We’ve got the story on callbacks, promises, and async/await in this new tutorial from the writers at @StackAbuse 😎 do.co/2SskdUv
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Checking Vulnerabilities in Your Python Code with Bandit stackabuse.com/checking-vuln… by @sathyasarathi90 via @StackAbuse Looks at how just a few lines of code can be destructive and how Bandit can help identify and surface security vulnerabilities. #Python
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Check out Python's Iteration Tools: filter(), islice(), map() and zip()! stackabuse.com/pythons-itera… Via @StackAbuse
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An Introductory Guide to Brython (Browser Python) stackabuse.com/an-introducto… Looks at- 1⃣what Brython is and how to install it 2⃣how to initialize a Brython project 3⃣how to perform basic tasks with examples via @StackAbuse #Python
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Check if a variable is a dictionary in #Python with this in-depth tutorial from @stackabuse: loom.ly/NlRBqBM
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Who does coding screencasts really well that we can talk to?
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DigitalOcean
@digitalocean21 Dec 2020
📘 Learn how to code using Node.js with our latest ebook by @StackAbuse! You'll learn about back and front-end development and how to build command line apps or full websites via the power of #JavaScript! do.co/34Bpzjc
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Looking to hire a part-time @Shopify app dev (Node, Next.js, Mongo, AWS) for a fast-growing app. Know anyone that would be a good fit? DM me!
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Reading HTML is an art that may never grow old, well not soon. For those new to it, here's a nice intro into reading HTML with #Python using #BeautifulSoup! stackabuse.com/guide-to-pars…
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Lucky to work with @pijul_org on a new article about Pijul - an exciting new version control system that just released its alpha version and is gaining traction in the community initialcommit.com/blog/pijul…
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