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instead of doing remote interview how about irl , I think that will fix many issues

blind.codes is the cheapest option and did the job for me. It has no subscription plan (which makes sense unless you plan to spend your life doing coding interviews), offers free credits, and doesn’t require a credit card.

nice, thank you for the information, Quebec we should be inspired by that.

I guess it's a victimless crime

thanks for the comment begging for job I hate doing that, but I think it s not a choice anymore

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thank you for the reply

team lead / full stack / frontend , reactjs , nodejs , reactnative

I think it s a crime, playing with people lives

To be honest, I think ghost offers should be criminalized; they are just playing with people’s lives.

That’s a great pivot and thank you for your comment at least it s open other point of view

I’m mostly focused on software full-stack, backend, automation, and building products.

The problem in my case is that I’m too passionate about it. I was so committed to web and software development that I don’t really have easily transferable skills outside of it.

I’m currently training for some certifications, but I still feel like it’s not the best use of my time.

Extract Structured Data from Any Web Page https://page-replica.com/structured/live-demo

thank you for comment, probably not in this module but defiantly I m thinking about how to implement this

Modern web pages are cluttered with tracking scripts, analytics, styling, ads, and interactive elements that waste tokens and dilute semantic meaning when processing content for AI systems. This library strips away the noise to give you clean, meaningful HTML that:

- Reduces token count by 60-90% (fewer API costs) - Improves embedding quality (less noise = better semantic search) - Speeds up processing (smaller payloads = faster inference) - Preserves structure (headings, paragraphs, links stay intact) - Zero dependencies (pure JavaScript, no bloat)

At the moment, I use it in client projects to build agents for their chat systems by adding RAG to models

Basically, I use a headless Chromium with Puppeteer to render the page. Then, some logic extracts and cleans the HTML content. Finally, I use Gemini with a specific schema to return a JSON response.

So yeah, it needs to use a headful browser, and I’m not able to do that for now. It’s too much work for a POC, but really good case at least I learned something :) thank you again

really helpful are you enabling "Block AI Bots" under scurity/bots on cloudflare

hmmm , actually this is can be also challenging for search engine bots for sure I m gonna dive more on this issues, thank you again

hey , can you give it a try again , i did some update.

absolutely , I will give tweak the warper to provide better solution , thank you again this valuable feedback

I'm not sure how I can bypass the Cloudflare CAPTCHA, but it's an interesting use case. I'll try to fix it and keep you updated. Thank you again for giving it a try!

Glad to hear that

did you tried with an other url ? and can you share yours with me it can be an interesting case for me , thank you

Earlier this year, I published a tool on GitHub to help you scrape and prerender your web app for better search engine indexing. Here's the original HN post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38832257

This project has now evolved into a full-fledged service called Page Replica, which I use for my own projects. If you're struggling with SEO because your web app or site takes too long to render for bots, Page Replica could be the solution you need.

Page Replica pre-renders your web pages, making them ready for search engine bots, ensuring faster indexing and better SEO performance. If you face similar challenges, give it a try and let me know your feedback!

Yes, Google can render your content handled by JavaScript, but Googlebot allows only a few milliseconds for rendering. If your page isn't rendered within that time frame, it may be penalized.

For this reason, many news and broadcasting media outlets still use prerendering services. I speak from experience as I worked in a large Canadian media company.

Another important factor to consider is that the SEO world isn't limited to Google. Various bots, including those from other search engines and platforms like Facebook, require correctly rendered pages for optimal sharing and visibility.

Lastly, the choice between client-side rendering (CSR) and server-side rendering (SSR) depends on your specific needs. Google Search Console provides valuable metrics and information about your app, so it might be worth considering SSR if that better aligns with your requirements.

yep that s the use case for me too

Thx , and this is the idea

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