pawelkobojek
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https://scrapingfish.com
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Comment · 1 year ago
I absolutely understand this is still alpha so I kind of assumed these are expected. Frankly, that's why I haven't submitted an issue -- I assumed it's going to be fixed at some point. I'll go ahead and make an issue on GitHub, thanks.
Comment · 1 year ago
Exactly - something along the lines of "Statement is unreachable".
Comment · 1 year ago
I love the speed advantage of pyrefly over (based)pyright but so far it doesn't seem to highlight as much as pyright does, for example it doesn't catch unreachable code like this:
def fn(x: str):
if x is None:
x = "123" # pyright flags that as unreachable code, pyrefly does not
import os
os. # I'll get `ABC, `Any`, `AnyStr`, `AnyStr_co`, `BinaryIO`, ...
Comment · 1 year ago
I'm working on Penteglot - a fork of Emacs's Eglot LSP client with multi-server support.
The main feature: you can run multiple language servers simultaneously for the same buffer.
One of the main reasons people stick with lsp-mode over Eglot has been the lack of multi-server support. Eglot is otherwise the most "emacsy" LSP client, so I'm working on filling that gap and I hope it could be merged into Emacs one day.
This is still WIP but I've been using it for a while for Python (basedpyright or pyrefly + ruff for linting) and TypeScript (ts-ls + eslint + tailwind language server).
Comment · 1 year ago
Not sure why are you getting downvoted but I wanted to express my appreciation of comments like this. Being a non-native speaker I’ve been struggling with nuances like that one and native speakers I encounter hardly ever want to correct my errors, likely because they don’t want to come across as rude.
Comment · 1 year ago
Adding a support for direct CDP connection with our custom browsers cluster that powers our web scraping API (https://scrapingfish.com/) so that our customers can integrate it into their existing workflows.
Comment · 2 years ago
Interesting question to me, as I was focusing on AI for most of my career but got burnt out. Getting back to more traditional software engineering was a bliss. Right now, I'm working on our web scraping API SaaS (https://scrapingfish.com/). What I found mildly surprising and amusing is how web scraping happens to have one common thing with AI: you hypothesize on something, run an experiment, draw conclusions, iterate.
Comment · 3 years ago
There's wonderful podcast on Spotify - Fall of Civilizations which has an episode on that subject: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4iiSrljKh9sVHBgMPd9EPd
Comment · 3 years ago
https://scrapingfish.com
A SaaS we developed with my cofounder. Started at the beginning of this year and been growing steadily. We are involved daily in user support, marketing and development.
We attribute the growth to a couple of very successful blog posts which made it to the front page of HN.
Thank you HN!
Comment · 4 years ago
I love that eglot is being incorporated into emacs, though I myself use lsp-mode. Does anybody know how advanced eglot is? As far as I hear, it doesn't support multiple language servers which seems like a showstopper for web dev these days, e.g. I usually have ts lang server + tailwind lang server running at the same time when doing web dev.
Comment · 4 years ago
Have you tried emacs-plus[1]? That's what I've been using for years now on macOS and never ran into issues. Opening big files is a different topic though I believe it doesn't work much better on Linux too.
Comment · 4 years ago
Yes, RPi is totally optional. This article just provides an example setup.
Comment · 4 years ago
That's not easy to estimate, depends on your location and if you want to use RPi.
A (very) rough estatimate is ~$40 per dongle, RPi starts from $35, totalling ~$115. You'd also need to buy two 4G plans.