Some bit of context : I just started an internship at a startup in Wales and been given a task. I don't know much of python (I've only used it during my master's degree in Cosmology for data analysis from space satellites). The task is , I've been given an excel sheet of products and MPN,SKUs and I need to find specifications of each of these products like dimensions , weight , shipping info , speaker count , impedance , wattage etc etc. (Basically every bit of information from the product page URLs. The thing is , I don't have these product page URLs and it's what I have to scrape for first and then somehow extract all these details from it. How do I go about this? I've been using serpapi and getting somewhere but the links aren't very accurate for some of them.
I wonder if there are any people today who don't have any agentic AI subscriptions, who code by themselves, read docs, try to understand, and enjoy the process in this fast-growing AI era, where everyone is promoting AI to do everything.
(Note: I'm asking because I write my code by myself and don't use agentic AI, but I do use ChatGPT or other AI to learn things if I get stuck.)
I'm currently working on an application for online courses to an online school, I mainly care about integrity, security, and the experience of the student while watching the course. What is the best way to deal with the videos?
I have read about Cloud Flare Stream and it provides the exact service I want but it's very expensive, I don't have that enterprise budget scope. I also read about Bunny*net, it has way more better prices but the delivery (when the video is streamed to the student) fees still so expensive.
I though about using Youtube with unlisted videos links with tunnels to secure the link a little bit, but it will drop the performance noticeably and I don't know if it's a morally a good choice.
Is there any better ways to do this? I would appreciate an advice.
