daniel65464

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Buy Wine with a Fish on the Label(pudding.cool)
3 points by daniel65464 1y ago|0 comments
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by daniel65464 3y ago
If you are looking for something that generates selectors for you but also gives you some control and granularity, I made a free chrome extension called automize
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by daniel65464 3y ago
Interesting enough I made a chrome extension that does almost exactly what you are describing. It’s called automize and it lets you very quickly generate custom selectors and export the code to puppeteer, playwright, selenium etc. it handle
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by daniel65464 3y ago
This is from a stackoverflow post that I found when I was asking the opposite of this question myself: "I've seen two applications of a well-known commercial Rete rules engine running in production where I work. I'd consider
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by daniel65464 3y ago
Great post. You could also use Automize.dev to generate those xpaths easier ;) Disclaimer: I am the author of Automize.
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Show HN: Automize – I hate writing web tests so I wrote a Chrome extension(automize.dev)
4 points by daniel65464 3y ago|1 comments
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by daniel65464 3y ago
I learned this when I read Outliers by Malcom Gladwell. He talks about why the richest people in history all were born around the same time. This is a direct quote " On a list of the 75 richest people in history, which includes names f
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by daniel65464 3y ago
I read elsewhere that it could be possible that Nintendo gave him an NDA that said something like "you only need to pay us back what you took (~300k) and if you break this NDA we will come for the full $14 million".
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by daniel65464 3y ago
Just today, I tried switching from neovim back to intelij and I found myself quickly switching back because although I consider Jetbrains intelisense much better than Microsoft's tsserver, you just can't beat the customizability o