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Let's learn about via these 53 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Data Scraping /Learn Repo 1. How I Successfully "Reverse-Engineered" ChatGPT to Create an Unofficial API Wrapper Scraping ChatGPT with Python 2. How POST Requests with Python Make Web Scraping Easier To scrape a website, it’s common to send GET requests, but it's useful to know how to send data. In this article, we'll see how to start with POST requests. 3. AutoScraper Introduction: Fast and Light Automatic Web Scraper for Python In the last few years, web scraping has been one of my day to day and frequently needed tasks. I was wondering if I can make it smart and automatic to save lots of time. So I made AutoScraper! 4. How To Scrape Google With Python Ever since Google Web Search API deprecation in 2011, I've been searching for an alternative. I need a way to get links from Google search into my Python script. So I made my own, and here is a quick guide on scraping Google searches with requests and Beautiful Soup. 5. My Journey Building a Scraper with Ruby Last week I finished my Ruby curriculum at Microverse. So I was ready to build my Capstone Project. Which is a solo project at the end of each of the Microverse technical curriculum sections. 6. How to Scrape NLP Datasets From Youtube Too lazy to scrape nlp data yourself? In this post, I’ll show you a quick way to scrape NLP datasets using Youtube and Python. 7. How to Scrape Data From Any Website With JavaScript Learn how to scrape the web using scripts written in node.js to automate scraping data off of the website and using it for whatever purpose. 8. Playwright Vs Selenium: Comparing the Two A brief comparison between Selenium and Playwright from a web scraping perspective. Which one is the most convenient to use? 9. How Web Scraping Helps Businesses Outperform Their Competition It’s safe to say that the amount of data available on the internet nowadays is practically limitless, with much of it no more than a few clicks away. However, gaining access to the information you need sometimes involves a lot of time, money, and effort. 10. Web Scraping Using Node.js While there are a few different libraries for scraping the web with Node.js, in this tutorial, i'll be using the puppeteer library. 11. Web Scraping con Python: Guía Paso a Paso La necesidad de extraer datos de sitios web está aumentando. Cuando realizamos proyectos relacionados con datos, como el monitoreo de precios, análisis de negocios o agregador de noticias, siempre tendremos que registrar los datos de los sitios web. Sin embargo, copiar y pegar datos línea por línea ha quedado desactualizado. En este artículo, le enseñaremos cómo convertirse en un "experto" en la extracción de datos de sitios web, que consiste en hacer web scraping con python. 12. America's Secret Pager Giant Early January 2022, I spontaneously bought a pager. I looked into the US pager market, and to my surprise... 13. 8 Browser Extensions for Scraping Google Maps like a Pro These extensions for scraping Google maps can be used for a number of purposes in various situations that can be either data collection or market research. 14. How Do I Build a LinkedIn Scraper For Free? Check out this step-by-step guide on how to build your own LinkedIn scraper for free! 15. What is Web Data Collection? Everything you need to know to automate, optimize and streamline the data collection process in your organization! 16. How To Scrape Amazon, Yelp and GitHub Profiles in 30 Seconds The most talented developers in the world can be found on GitHub. What if there was an easy, fast and free way to find, rank and recruit them? I'll show you exactly how to to this in less than a minute using free tools and a process that I've hacked together to vet top tech talent at BizPayO. 17. Web Scraping con Python: Guía Paso a Paso La necesidad de extraer datos de sitios web está aumentando. Cuando realizamos proyectos relacionados con datos, como el monitoreo de precios, análisis de negocios o agregador de noticias, siempre tendremos que registrar los datos de los sitios web. Sin embargo, copiar y pegar datos línea por línea ha quedado desactualizado. En este artículo, le enseñaremos cómo convertirse en un "experto" en la extracción de datos de sitios web, que consiste en hacer web scraping con python. 18. Web Crawling vs Scraping: What's the Difference Between Crawlers and Scrapers? Learn the fundamental distinctions between web crawling and web scraping, and determine which one is right for you. 19. Where Do I Find the Right Social Media Marketing Data? As a marketer, you probably know that social media marketing is part art, part science. 20. Scraping Google Search Console Backlinks Learn how to emulate a normal user request and scrape Google Search Console data using Python and Beautiful Soup. 21. How to Use Web Scraping to Empower Marketing Decisions Learn how to leverage web scraping in marketing. In this article, we unpack use cases and tips for getting started. 22. Scraping Glassdoor Job Data Glassdoor is one of the biggest job markets in the world but can be hard to scrape. In this article, we'll legally extract job data with Python & Beautiful Soup 23. Scraping Tweet Replies with Python and Tweepy Twitter API [A Step-by-Step Guide] A Quick Method To Extract Tweets and Replies For Free 24. Las 15 preguntas más frecuentes sobre Web Scraping Previously published at https://www.octoparse.es/blog/15-preguntas-frecuentes-sobre-web-scraping 25. A Step-by-Step Guide to Building a Football Data Scraper Scraping football data (soccer in the US) is a great way to build comprehensive datasets to help create stats dashboards.  Check out our football data scraper! 26. An Intro to No-Code Web Scraping Web scraping has broken the barriers of programming and can now be done in a much simpler and easier manner without using a single line of code. 27. How is Web Crawling Used in Data Science No-Code tools for collecting data for your Data Science project 28. How to Build a Web Crawler from Scratch How often have you wanted a piece of information and have turned to Google for a quick answer? Every piece of information that we need in our daily lives can be obtained from the internet. You can extract data from the web and use it to make the most effective business decisions. This makes web scraping and crawling a powerful tool. If you want to programmatically capture specific information from a website for further processing, you need to either build or use a web scraper or a web crawler. We aim to help you build a web crawler for your own customized use. 29. How to Develop a Price Comparison Tool in Python Online Shopping for various commodities is no more a luxury but has rather become a necessity now. Getting your desired product on your doorstep has made it easier for consumers to shop effortlessly. As a result, several niche e-commerce or generic shopping sites pop up every year. This trend is not limited to some specific region rather it’s a global phenomenon now, as more and more people are preferring online shopping over visiting outlets due to traffic congestions and ease of purchasing. This is why it’s predicted that by 2021, overall 15.5% of sales will be generated via online websites. 30. PHP Web Scraping Using Goutte When you talk about web scraping, PHP is the last thing most people think about. 31. How To Monitor a Forum for Keywords Using Python and AWS Lambda While building ScrapingBee I'm always checking different forums everyday to help people about web scraping related questions and engage with the community. 32. The Evolution of Big Data And Web Scraping As the CEO of a proxy service and data scraping solutions provider, I understand completely why global data breaches that appear on news headlines at times have given web scraping a terrible reputation and why so many people feel cynical about Big Data these days. 33. How To Create A Slick iOS Widget In JavaScript With a Scriptable app, it’s possible to create a native iOS widget even with basic JavaScript knowledge. 34. Scraping Amazon using Puppeteer and Browserless An easy tutorial showcasing the power of puppeteer and browserless. Scrape Amazon.com to gather prices of specific items automatically! 35. 3 Mejores Formas de Crawl Datos desde Website La necesidad de crawling datos web ha aumentado en los últimos años. Los datos crawled se pueden usar para evaluación o predicción en diferentes campos. Aquí, me gustaría hablar sobre 3 métodos que podemos adoptar para scrape datos desde un sitio web. 36. An Intro to Web Scraping: What it is and How to Start A quick introduction to web scraping, what it is, how it works, some pros and cons, and a few tools you can use to approach it 37. Data Scraping in Node.js 101 How to gather data without those pesky databases. 38. How to Scrape Bestbuy Products with Scrapezone SDK Welcome to the new way of scraping the web. In the following guide, we will scrape BestBuy product pages, without writing any parsers, using one simple library: Scrapezone SDK. 39. A Quick Primer on Data Scraping Suppose you want to get large amounts of information from a website as quickly as possible. How can this be done? 40. A Guide to Web Scraping With JavaScript and Node.js With the massive increase in the volume of data on the Internet, this technique is becoming increasingly beneficial in retrieving information from websites and applying them for various use cases. Typically, web data extraction involves making a request to the given web page, accessing its HTML code, and parsing that code to harvest some information. Since JavaScript is excellent at manipulating the DOM (Document Object Model) inside a web browser, creating data extraction scripts in Node.js can be extremely versatile. Hence, this tutorial focuses on javascript web scraping. 41. How to Extract Knowledge from Wikipedia, Data Science Style As Data Scientists, people tend to think what they do is developing and experimenting with sophisticated and complicated algorithms, and produce state of the art results. This is largely true. It is what a data scientist is mostly proud of and the most innovative and rewarding part. But what people usually don’t see is the sweat they go through to gather, process, and massage the data that leads to the great results. That’s why you can see SQL appears on most of the data scientist position requirements. 42. How to Scrape a Medium Publication: A Python Tutorial for Beginners A while ago I was trying to perform an analysis of a Medium publication for a personal project. But getting the data was a problem – scraping only the publication’s home page does not guarantee that you get all the data you want. 43. Scraping Data With Selenium: Upwork Series #2 Hi Devs! 44. How To Scrape Amazon Using Python Scrapy Library [Tutorial] Scrapy is an application framework for crawling web sites and extracting structured/unstructured data which can be used for a wide range of applications such as data mining, information processing or historical archival.As we all know, this is the age of “Data”. Data is everywhere, and every organisation wants to work with Data and take its business to a higher level. In this scenario Scrapy plays a vital role to provide Data to these organisations so that they can use it in wide range of applications. Scrapy is not only able to scrap data from websites, but it is able to scrap data from web services. 45. Scraping Amazon Reviews using Scrapy in Python [Tutorial] Are you looking for a method of scraping Amazon reviews and do not know where to begin with? In that case, you may find this blog very useful in scraping Amazon reviews. In this blog, we will discuss scraping amazon reviews using Scrapy in python. Web scraping is a simple means of collecting data from different websites, and Scrapy is a web crawling framework in python. 46. 5 Técnicas Anti-Scraping que Puedes Encontrar Con el advenimiento de los grandes datos, las personas comienzan a obtener datos de Internet para el análisis de datos con la ayuda de rastreadores web. Hay varias formas de hacer su propio rastreador: extensiones en los navegadores, codificación de python con Beautiful Soup o Scrapy, y también herramientas de extracción de datos como Octoparse. 47. How Can The Travel Industry Benefit From Data Scraping The travel industry is a major service sector in most countries these days. It is also a major employment and revenue provider. This demands a lot of constant innovation and maintenance. The travel industry is a dynamic industry where the needs and preferences of a customer change every moment. The market players in this field need to keep up with the trends in the industry, the choices of the customers and even on the details of their own historical performance to perform better as time progresses. Thus, as you would presume, the companies working in the travel sector need a lot of data from multiple sources and a pipeline to assess and use that data for insights and recommendations. 48. The A-Z of Web Scraping in 2020 [A How-To Guide] Web data extraction or web scraping in 2020 is the only way to get desired data if owners of a web site don't grant access to their users through API. 49. How to Web Scrape Using Python, Snscrape & HarperDB Learn how  to execute web scraping on Twitter using the snsscrape Python library and store scraped data automatically in database by using HarperDB. 50. Big Data: 70 Increíbles Fuentes de Datos Gratuitas que Debes Conocer para 2020 Por favor clic el artículo original：http://www.octoparse.es/blog/70-fuentes-de-datos-gratuitas-en-2020 51. Scraping with Selenium 101: The Big Hole on Data Scientists Toolset [Part 1] Usually forgotten in all Data Science masters and courses, Web Scraping is, in my honest opinion a basic tool in the Data Scientist toolset, as is the tool for getting and therefore using external data from your organization when public databases are not available. 52. Python for Data Science: How to Scrape Website Data via the Internet's Top 300 APIs In this post we are going to scrape websites to gather data via the  API World's top 300 APIs of year. The major reason of doing web scraping is it saves time and avoid manual data gathering and also allows you to have all the data in a structured form. 53. How To Build a First Strike OTM Call Options Watchlist from Cashtags wHAOR Today, We're going to build a script that scrapes Twitter to gather stock ticker symbols. We'll use those symbols to scrape yahoo finance for stock Options data. To ensure we can download all the Options data, we’ll make each web request with High Availability Onion Routing. In the end, we’ll do some Pandas magic to pull the first out of the money call contract for each symbol into the final watchlist. Thank you for checking out the 53 most read stories about Data Scraping on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. Visit the /Learn Repo

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Reflections on the Decline of Science in England, and on Some of Its Causes by Charles Babbage, is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book . Section 3 here SECTION 3. OF THE SECRETARISHIPS. Whether the present Secretaries are the best qualified to aid in reforming the Society, is a question I shall not discuss. With regard to the senior Secretary, the time of his holding office is perhaps more unfortunate than the circumstance. If I might be permitted to allude for a moment to his personal character, I should say that the mild excellencies of his heart have prevented the Royal Society from deriving the whole of that advantage from his varied knowledge and liberal sentiments which some might perhaps have anticipated; and many will agree with me in regretting that his judgment has not directed a larger portion of the past deeds of the Councils of the Royal Society. Of the junior Secretary I shall only observe, that whilst I admit his industry, his perseverance, and his talents, I regret to see such valuable qualities exerted at a disadvantage, and that I sincerely wish them all the success they merit in situations more adapted for their developement. There are, however, some general principles which it may be important to investigate, which relate to the future as well as to the past state of the office of Secretary of the Royal Society. Inconvenience has already arisen from having had at a former period one of our Secretaries the conductor of a scientific journal; and this is one of the points in which I can agree with those who now manage the affairs of the Society. [These observations were written previous to the late appointment, to which I now devote Section 6. Experience seems to be lost on the Council of the Royal Society.] Perhaps it might be advantageous to extend the same understanding to the other officers of the Society at least, if not to the members of its Council. Another circumstance worthy of the attention of the Society is, to consider whether it is desirable, except in special cases, to have military persons appointed to any of its offices. There are several peculiarities in the military character, which, though they do not absolutely unfit their possessors for the individual prosecution of science, may in some degree disqualify such persons from holding offices in scientific institutions. The habits both of obedience and command, which are essential in military life, are little fitted for that perfect freedom which should reign in the councils of science. If a military chief commit an oversight or an error, it is necessary, in order to retain the confidence of those he commands, to conceal or mask it as much as possible. If an experimentalist make a mistake, his only course to win the confidence of his fellow-labourers in science, and to render his future observations of any use, is to acknowledge it in the most full and explicit manner. The very qualifications which contribute to the professional excellence of the soldier, constitute his defects when he enters the paths of science; and it is only in those rare cases where the force of genius is able to control and surmount these habits, that his admission to the offices of science can be attended with any advantage to it. Another objection deserving notice, although not applying exclusively to the military profession, is, that persons not imbued with the feelings of men of science, when they have published their observations, are too apt to view every criticism upon them as a personal question, and to consider that it is as offensive to doubt the accuracy of their observations as it is to doubt their word. Nothing can be more injurious to science than that such an opinion should be tolerated. The most unreserved criticism is necessary for truth; and those suspicions respecting his own accuracy, which every philosophical experimenter will entertain concerning his own researches, ought never to be considered as a reproach, when they are kept in view in examining the experiments of others. The minute circumstances and apparently trivial causes which lend their influence towards error, even in persons of the most candid judgment, are amongst the most curious phenomena of the human mind. The importance of affording every aid to enable others to try the merits of observations, has been so well expressed by Mayer, that I shall conclude these remarks with an extract from the Preface to his Observations: "Officii enim cujusque observatoris ease reor, de habitu instrumenti sui, de cura ac precautione, qua usus est, ad illud recte tractandum, deque mediis in errores ejus inquirendi rationem reddere publice, ut aliis quoque copia sit judicandi, quanta fides habenda conclusionibus ex nostris observationibus deductis aut deducendis. Hoc cum minus fecissent precedentis saeculi astronomi, praxin nimis secure, nimisque theoretice tractantes, factum inde potissimum est, ut illorum observationes tot vigiliis tantoque labore comparatae tam cito obsoleverint." P. viii. There are certain duties which the Royal Society owes to its own character as well as to the public, which, having been on some occasions apparently neglected, it may be here the proper place to mention, since it is reasonable to suppose that attention to them is within the province of its Secretaries. The first to which I shall allude is the singular circumstances attending the fact of the Royal Society having printed a volume of Astronomical Observations which were made at the Observatory of Paramatta (New South Wales), bearing the title of "The Third Part of the Philosophical Transactions for the Year 1829." Now this Observatory was founded at the private expense of a British officer; the instruments were paid for out of his purse; two observers were brought from Europe, to be employed in making use of those instruments, at salaries defrayed by him. A considerable portion of the observations so printed were made by these astronomers during their employment in his service, and some of them are personally his own. Yet has the Royal Society, in adopting them as part of its Transactions, omitted all mention, either in their title-page, preface, or in any part of the volume, of the FACT that the world owed these valuable observations to the enlightened munificence of Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Brisbane; whose ardent zeal in the pursuit of science induced him to found, at his own private expense, an establishment which it has been creditable to the British Government to continue as a national institution. Had any kindred feelings existed in the Council, instead of endeavouring to shift the responsibility, they would have hastened to rectify an omission, less unjust to the individual than it was injurious to English science. Another topic, which concerns most vitally the character and integrity of the Royal Society, I hardly know how to approach. It has been publicly stated that confidence cannot be placed in the written minutes of the Society; and an instance has been adduced, in which an entry has been asserted to have been made, which could not have been the true statement of what actually passed at the Council. The facts on which the specific instance rests are not difficult to verify by members of the Royal Society. I have examined them, and shall state them before I enter on the reasoning which may be founded upon them. In the minutes of the Council, 26th November, 1829, we find— "Resolved, that the following gentlemen be recommended to be put upon the Council for the ensuing year." [Here follows a list of persons, amongst whom the name of Sir John Franklin occurs [Sir John Franklin was absent from London, and altogether unacquainted with this transaction, until he saw it stated in the newspapers some months after it had taken place. That his name was the one substituted for that of Captain Beaufort I know, from other evidence which need not be produced here, as the omission of the latter name is the charge that has been made.], and that of Captain Beaufort is not found. [Any gentleman may satisfy himself that this is not a mistake of the Assistant Secretary's, in copying, by consulting the rough minutes of that meeting of the Council, which it might perhaps be as well to write in a rough minute-book, instead of upon loose sheets of paper; nor can it be attributed to any error arising from accidentally mislaying the real minutes, for in that case the error would have been rectified immediately it was detected; and this has remained uncorrected, although publicly spoken of for months. As there is no erasure in the list, one is reluctantly compelled to conjecture that the real minutes of that meeting have been destroyed.]] Now this could not be the list actually recommended by the Council on the morning of the 26th of November, because the President himself, on the evening of that day, informed Capt. Beaufort that he was placed on the house list; and that officer, with the characteristic openness of his profession, wrote on the next or the following day to the President, declining that situation, and stating his reasons for the step. Upon the fact, therefore, of the suppression of part of a resolution of the Council, on the 26th of November, there can be no doubt; but in order to understand the whole nature of the transaction, other information is necessary. It has been the wish of many members of the Society, that the President should not absolutely name his own Council, but that the subject should be discussed fairly at the meeting previous to the Anniversary—this has always been opposed by Mr. Gilbert, and those who support him. Now, it has been stated, that, at the meeting of the Council on the 26th of November, the President took out of his pocket a bit of paper, from which he read the names of several persons as fit to be on the Council for the ensuing year;—that it was not understood that any motion was made, and it is certain that none was seconded, nor was any ballot taken on such an important question; and it was a matter of considerable surprise to some of those present, to discover afterwards that it was entered on the minutes as a resolution. This statement I have endeavoured to verify, and I believe it to be substantially correct; if it was a resolution, it was dictated, not discussed. It is also important to observe, that no similar resolution stands on the council-books for any previous year. On examining the minutes of the succeeding Council, no notice of the letter of Captain Beaufort to the President is found. Why was it omitted? If the first entry had been truly made, there would have been no necessity for the omission; and after the insertion of that letter, a resolution would naturally have followed, recommending another name instead of the one withdrawn. Such was the natural and open course; but this would have exposed to the Society the weakness of those who manage it. If the rough minutes of each meeting of the Council were read over before it separated, and were copied previously to the next meeting, such a substitution could hardly have occurred; but, unfortunately, this is not the case, and the delay is in some cases considerable. Thus, the minutes of the three Councils, held on February 4, on February 11, and on March 11, were not entered on the minute-books of the Council on Tuesday, the 16th March; nor was this the fault of the Assistant-secretary, for up to that day the rough minutes of no one of those Councils had been transmitted to him. Deeply as every friend to the Royal Society must regret such an occurrence, one slight advantage may accrue. Should that resolution be ever quoted hereafter to prove that the Council of 1829 really discussed the persons to be recommended as their successors, the detection of this suppression of one portion of it, will furnish better means of estimating the confidence due to the whole. About HackerNoon Book Series: We bring you the most important technical, scientific, and insightful public domain books. This book is part of the public domain. Charles Babbage (1998).Reflections on the Decline of Science in England, and on Some of Its Causes. Urbana, Illinois: Project Gutenberg. Retrieved https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/1216/pg1216-images.html This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. 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