Uptrenda

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by Uptrenda 2mo ago
Missing from the post: how?
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by Uptrenda 2mo ago
real software engineering benchmark is how much stress you can take at work. Everyone knows this, bakka.
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by Uptrenda 2mo ago
Remember: don't be evil kids. Support AI data centres that need to produce nuclear waste so people can make AI cat vids.
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by Uptrenda 2mo ago
this is still the best article on cloudflare if anyone wants to see a similar post while the OP site recovers: http://cryto.net/~joepie91/blog/2016/07/14/cloudflare-we-hav...
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by Uptrenda 2mo ago
maybe this will finally solve the problem of every phone I use causing my old man eyes extreme eye strain. I hope they solved the issues with other foldable phones though. At these prices a single issue wouldn't be fun.
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by Uptrenda 2mo ago
They don't really care. It's just a play to tell people what they want to hear while they chase the money.
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by Uptrenda 2mo ago
What a comment, lmao. I'm aware of some of the work that you've done. You've had an impressive career, tbh.
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by Uptrenda 2mo ago
Author is right about everything. Also: IPv6 doesn't fix this, it just introduces a new problem. IPv6 machines end up with local firewalls + stateful firewalls on the router. That router doesn't let in inbound cons. There is a par
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by Uptrenda 2mo ago
And when you combine it with event loops and multiple OSes + python versions it gets even more difficult. Don't get me wrong: I love python, but shut down / cleanup is kind of a pain in the ass. If someone built a (good) lib for t
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by Uptrenda 3mo ago
I think what you're saying is fair, tbh. Imagine you put in months or years into a project to make it a quality piece of work. It develops into something notable and you took all the risk. Then someone comes along to fix a spelling err
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by Uptrenda 3mo ago
I know you're joking but I saw a company that had similar policies like fasting and stuff like that to improve productivity. They seemed to take it pretty seriously...
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by Uptrenda 3mo ago
I genuinely don't think telling young people to do anything tech-related is good career advice. We don't even know if entry level roles will ever come back. The situation couldn't be worse for these roles. PG thinks that some
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by Uptrenda 3mo ago
The neurodivergent label was always incredibly stupid though. It's an entire movement trying to make it sound that having a pathological condition is fashionable. Something like a super quirky, human difference, as opposed to a health
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by Uptrenda 3mo ago
Not much to add here but wanted to say I very much support having more people show video demos when they do show hn.
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by Uptrenda 3mo ago
Can any hardware and OS experts here comment on whether the design envisioned here was a good idea? It's definitely not my field but I'm curious.
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by Uptrenda 3mo ago
I can really only imagine the social context you would want to use this response in would be inappropriate / anti-social. If you had a well-meaning work colleague send you something AI, sending this back is kind of not a good look. If
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by Uptrenda 3mo ago
HNs just like: now that I have the most highly sort after perk that almost no other job has I feel lonely :( wahhhh, wahhhh. Declares "remote work isn't what it's cracked up to be" while they sit on their golden thrones.
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by Uptrenda 3mo ago
I remember when I was updating some formats for my apps data files and it ended up writing v2 and laying it on top of the old one. Ended up just telling it to delete the entire feature and start again. I do think claude.md instructions help
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by Uptrenda 3mo ago
The last tine I tried to switch from Gmail it was a complete failure and the main reason was spam. I get --a lot of it-- and I've even had trolls sign me up for spam lists before. I think conceivably the biggest reason to use Gmail is
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by Uptrenda 3mo ago
You're all going to die down here.
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by Uptrenda 3mo ago
It looks interesting. Maybe this is an ignorant question though but doesn't claude basically force you to use all their software to use agents though? So if you were to use claude with delta you would pay insane fees because it would f
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by Uptrenda 3mo ago
As a long term insomniac the head line result is not surprising. My overall experience with "sleep aides" is they all lead to impairments in morning cognition. The worst of which don't last just the morning... (seroquel, I&#x
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by Uptrenda 3mo ago
and now thanks to outsourcing and AI no one can make a living this way again.
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by Uptrenda 3mo ago
gwern sells out to ride the llm schizo-train, the post. agi any day now.
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by Uptrenda 3mo ago
People in the comments sound like they're literally asking claude: "hey claude, can you find areas for performance improvements." Nah, it doesn't work like that. You have to be more like: "can you profile [...] and
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by Uptrenda 3mo ago
I'm so confused: why does it say this thread was created 19 hours ago when this thread was posted like days ago? It says the same thing for my own comments here that were also posted days ago? What is going on? Have I missed something
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by Uptrenda 4mo ago
I get the problem well. I have built a networking runtime and a Python networking library that extensively used servers as part of testing. If you bind to a specific port and reuse it, you can end up with false failures due to: - old /
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by Uptrenda 4mo ago
Is this thing also going to try hack us?
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by Uptrenda 4mo ago
This really is starting to point to the paperclip maximizer. You give a hyper-intelligent AI a goal and it uses any method possible to complete it. So you might ask for a "cup" and it ends up hacking a chain of servers to control
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by Uptrenda 4mo ago
Does anyone know what the actual success rates for webRTC are for like different NAT combinations / nodes in the wild? I'd be curious, I have read a little into it myself but didn't get the feeling it was very flexible compar

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