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Solving Amazon captcha Waf Captcha fully automatically with almost zero experience in development

Level of difficultyEasy
Reading time8 min
Views1.1K

A small epigraph - if you are making an instruction, then do it to the end, otherwise instructions on how to solve the Amazon captcha for junior developer will be as clear as mud.

What's it all about? When I needed to solve a captcha from Amazon, the notorious Waf Captcha, I started looking for information at a service that I constantly use when I work with Key Collector and some other services (2 captchas - it’s a pity Habr bans articles for referral links).

I found instructions there and posted the link to it above. As you probably understood from the epigraph, I didn’t understand a thing, or rather, I understood that I needed to use the API, but that’s all...

It was much easier with Selenium

The main issue is the short timeout given for a solution from Amazon's side. The time to solve the captcha is limited, and if there's no response, the captcha refreshes (two of its parameters get updated - iv and context)

It turns out the captcha freshness timeout is about 30 seconds, and in that time, you need to find the parameters on the page, copy them, paste them into the script code, and run it. After that, 2captcha should solve it and return the correct answer. I tried to do this for a couple of fruitless hours, developing a routine of actions, but alas, searching for and replacing the changing parameters takes at least 12-15 seconds, leaving only 15 to 18 seconds for the captcha to be solved by the service, which in current realities sounds quite fantastical.

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Mastering ChatGPT

Level of difficultyMedium
Reading time7 min
Views2.1K

In today's rapidly advancing technological landscape, natural language processing and comprehension have become essential components of everyday life. Leading the charge in this arena is OpenAI's ChatGPT API, renowned for its exceptional ability to understand and interact with human language. Imagine elevating ChatGPT's functionality to new heights, enabling it to carry out specific tasks based on commands given in natural language. This article aims to shed light on the potential of incorporating function calling into the ChatGPT API, thereby enhancing its utility. I will illustrate through practical examples how such extensions can unlock a myriad of opportunities and applications.

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Automating reCAPTCHA Solving with Puppeteer: A Step-by-Step Guide

Level of difficultyEasy
Reading time3 min
Views1.2K

Introduction: In this guide, I explore the automation of reCAPTCHA solving in web scraping and testing scenarios using Puppeteer, a Node.js tool designed for browser automation. My focus is on the practical use of the puppeteer-extra-plugin-stealth plugin to seamlessly navigate through reCAPTCHA challenges.

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Let's kill all frameworks at once

Level of difficultyMedium
Reading time14 min
Views6.3K

The general trend of technology development is characterized by surges and declines. Consider, for instance, the mass movement of human bodies. Initially, horses and wagons were used, which gradually evolved into a distinct industry. Then trains appeared abruptly. Horses were quickly forgotten, and the focus shifted to a new avenue. Steam became an object of study and evolved into a complex science. Diesel and electricity developed concurrently. At a certain point, steam engines became obsolete, and everyone transitioned to diesel and electricity. Similarly, we are now transitioning to electric cars that require significantly fewer fluids.

Technologies evolve and function until new technologies completely replace them. I believe we are entering an era where framework and Electron technologies may be eclipsed by generative AI. Let's examine some examples.

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How to make a robot? What is first

Level of difficultyEasy
Reading time3 min
Views8.4K

I develop robots, and I'm often asked, "How to make a robot?" and "Where do you find information and what resources do you use?"

If you don't know where to start and want to create your own robot, this article is for you. In it, I will try to explain the process and also share the first steps you should take.

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Improving the quality and formatting of the code in the TypeScript

Reading time2 min
Views2.3K

With the help of the ESLint and Prettier features, you can automate the formatting of your code, make it more expressive and accurate, correspond to specific rules, and avoid errors and bottlenecks even before uploading the code to the shared source storage...

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How to create LinkedIn-like reactions with Serverless Redis

Reading time5 min
Views1.7K

As a side hustle, I teach tech recruiters web and software development technologies using plain English. It helps them with understanding job specs and resumes and it makes all of us, tech people, happier.

I run a weekly newsletter and often get feedback from recruiters via email or LinkedIn DMs.

I thought that I could try to collect feedback using the “Reactions” feature just like LinkedIn or Facebook does. It’s not as informative as personalised messages but is a simple feature that may incentivize more people to provide some general feedback.

Either way, it’s worth trying and as a software developer, I can’t wait to implement it.

This tutorial is about implementing a feature that will be used in real life on my project.

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Creating Node.JS web server application with Express, Typescript, Jest, Swagger, log4js and routing-controllers

Reading time7 min
Views4.2K
This is a step by step instruction for creating Node.JS web server application with typescript and express. Creating of new web application on Node.JS is is not making often, so the steps how to do it can be forgotten. So this article is a kind of reminder for me and other developers. Also I added in article links to video clips for more clarification. Here I show how to create application on Node.JS without using any frameworks for it. Just Node.JS and packages.
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Leading Full Stack Development Companies to Check Out in 2020

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Given the diverse range of responsibilities and technologies out there today, it is no wonder companies choose to employ full stack development services to achieve end goals without hiring multiple people and struggling to attain streamlined workflows.

What is full-stack development?


Full-stack development services refer to the development of both client-side and server-side interfaces of any application. In technical terms, these are the front-end and back-end, respectively.

A client-side-only developer typically is responsible for what users see and can interact within an application or a website. They use a specific set of languages, including HTML and CSS. They also use particular frameworks and libraries that include AngularJS, Bootstrap and ReactJS. On the other hand, a back-end developer typically focuses on how the website works and is built. The primary languages are Python, JavaScript and C++ among others.

To hire a full-stack web developer is to get someone who is well-versed in both front-end and back-end development and has the skills and technological prowess to step in at any stage of a project.

What qualities does the ideal full-stack developer possess?


If you’re looking to hire a remote full-stack web developer or a full-time one, consider looking out for these qualities:

  • Mastery over front-end technologies
  • Knowledge of at least one server-side programming language
  • Concrete understanding of DBMS technology
  • UI/UX design skills
  • Experience in handling servers
  • Knowledge of Git and version control systems
  • In-depth understanding of web services or API
  • Awareness of security concerns and frameworks
  • Understanding of algorithms and data structure
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Total votes 2: ↑1 and ↓1+2
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Machine learning in browser: ways to cook up a model

Reading time12 min
Views2.1K

With ML projects still on the rise we are yet to see integrated solutions in almost every device around us. The need for processing power, memory and experimentation has led to machine learning and DL frameworks targeting desktop computers first. However once trained, a model may be executed in a more constrained environment on a smartphone or on an IoT device. A particularly interesting environment to run the model on is browser. Browser-based solutions may be used on a wide range of devices, desktop and mobile, online and offline. The topic of this post is how to prepare a model for the in-browser usage.

This post presents an end-to-end implementations of a model creation in Python and Node.js. The end goal is to create a model and to use it in a browser. I'll use TensorFlow and TensorFlow.js as main frameworks. One could train a model in Python and convert it to JS. Alternative is to train a model directly in javascript, hence omitting the conversion step.

I have more experience in Python and use it in my everyday work. I occasionally use javascript, but have very little experience in the contemporary front-end development. My hope from this post that python developers with little JS experience could use it to kick start their JS usage.

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11 Years Of Node.JS: Timeline & Significant Contributions

Reading time4 min
Views3K
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Do you know Node.js has turned 11 on 27th May 2020? Can’t believe we have stepped into a new decade of this technology? Okay! Let me tell you the truth and story behind it with this article.

JavaScript has come a long way with its constant bombardment of open-source frameworks. We all have embraced its journey, and Node.js is one of its prevalent and predominant innovations that knocked this tech arena on May 27th, 2009. So, technically and mathematically, both Node.js is 11 years old now.
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Why we love and choose Ruby instead of Node.js?

Reading time11 min
Views2.4K

Choosing between Node.js and Ruby on Rails, when choosing a development platform, is a core decision. That affects how the project unfolds over time, and how much server resources will be needed. Both languages can support web applications of high complexity, but each has its advantages and disadvantages. Knowledge of these pros and cons will help to choose the best solution for the proposed project. Let's analyze in more detail and tell you about our choice and experience.

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Node.JS Frameworks Which Will Rule In 2020

Reading time6 min
Views18K
  • Looking for the best node.js framework for web or mobile application development?
  • Searching for top node.js frameworks for the year 2020?
  • Hunting for topmost node.js frameworks to stay ahead in the competition? 

Here, in this blog, you will get the answers to all such questions. Let's quickly dive into it!



What is a Node.js Framework?



Node.js framework is a combination of libraries, helpers, and tools that offer a way to create and operate web applications in an uncomplicated manner. A node.js framework builds the base layer for creating a web app. 

The most important aspects of node.js framework, like any web framework, are its architecture and features such as support for customization, flexibility, security, compatibility with other libraries. 
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Total votes 6: ↑3 and ↓3+2
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Node.js VS Python: Which is Better?

Reading time8 min
Views37K
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If you are landing on this page you might be looking for several questions like:

– NodeJS or Python: which is the right choice for my next web app development project?

– Which programming language cost me less?

– Which programming language is suitable for which industry?

– Which programming language is suitable for small business or large scale enterprises?

– Which programming language is scalable, high performing and secure?

In this blog post, I’m going to answer all these questions AND MORE THAN THAT! So, continue reading this blog post:
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Node.JS Vs PHP: Which is a better programming language?

Reading time4 min
Views11K
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In the online advancement world, Node.js and PHP are the most well-known programming languages being used. Although both of these languages are able to manage the applications of any sort of complexity, they are being built around the different concepts & architectures. If you are an app owner or looking to develop a website, you might be wanting to choose between these two environments, therefore, you must know about the major differences, advantages, and limitations of the two languages.
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Document your express API with swagger annotations

Reading time2 min
Views10K

Have you ever wanted to have a swagger documentation for your express API based on annotations? I have. And unfortunately didn’t find any way of doing it without having to manually create a swagger.json file. My wish was simple as this: I want to have a clean express app with multiple endpoints and I want to keep swagger documentation for every endpoint close to the endpoint implementation, not in a separate file.


Maybe I’m just lacking some google skills, but I decided that it’d be much easier for me to create such a tool. And here it is: mgr-swagger-express

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