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Just started an Internship as a data analyst and been given a task
Just started an Internship as a data analyst and been given a task
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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.


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What is the best way to deal with videos for online courses application?
What is the best way to deal with videos for online courses application?

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.


Youtube Channels - problem disscusion
Youtube Channels - problem disscusion

Is there some yt channel for programming that disscus about programming problems in old fashion way? I hate when i go to youtube and everything i see is AI, Cloud Code.. i understand that programming learning and programming jobs are chaned but i also want all fashion way to listen how people explains and talk about problems we found in programming. Or i just need to read books and find good articles? Also recomme dation for good book about thinking like programmer or architectual design?