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by Uptrenda 2y ago
Hello Omani, This is not a 'message passing framework.' It's a program to establish direct TCP connections between peers. Existing solutions are largely based on mesh networks where messages reach nodes via one or more links.
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Show HN: Peer-to-Peer Direct Connections(roberts.pm)
7 points by Uptrenda 2y ago|4 comments
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Towards Universal Direct Connections(roberts.pm)
2 points by Uptrenda 2y ago|0 comments
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
My iinet connection doesn't support it; My aussie broadband one did; My starlink connection didn't; My telstra one didnt (the routers they provided didnt even support v6); Maybe starlink supports v6 now but I know people were comp
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
Yes, and there are different definitions of 'support.' Since IPv6 has many deployment options 'support' might be the most basic, regular definition where the router tries to manage everything and won't work with the
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
"its just so simple bros" (((spends weeks trying to find a router that supports it. Spends longer finding an ISP that supports it. Finds an ISP, multiple stacks poorly support it. Web browsers barely support it. major large websit
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
That's going to effect a lot of computers. This family of GPUs is incredibly popular. Many of my own graphics cards are GeForce :/
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
this comment section has been the most useful and interesting thing I've seen for my own work in a very long time. And completely random, too. Really not bad. To me this represents the godly nature of this website. Where you have extre
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
Hello, I wanted to say I've been working on a peer-to-peer library and I'm very much interested in your work on symmetric NAT punching (which as far as I know is novel.) Your work is exactly what I was looking for. Good job on the
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
I saw this proposal years ago now and was initially excited about it. But seeing how people envisioned the APIs, usage, etc, made me realize that it was already too locked down. Being able to have something that ran on any browser is the co
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
Yeah nah, this just seems like bullshit. I don't know any 'adhd' people where this cluster-fuck website wouldn't distract them or make their condition worse. No design is going to help a medical condition. Your use-case
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
Spent a year improving my p2p networking library. The software is async python 3 and it's designed to solve a simple problem: create a connection between any two computers. I haven't done a write-up yet but if you want to try it o
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
The fonts and colors on that website are really nice. Just thought I'd add that.
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
Isn't this just another way of saying their environment wasn't boring though?
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
You know I expected your macro file to be unreadable moon math. But it actually doesn't look bad.
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
Type names are nice; Perfect choice for the in-built func macros (like min); Len -- love it. Named boolean operators -- might be a bit much but go for it; Ternaries are illegible so you can only improve them; Not completely sold on all your
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
just sounds like you built a search engine spam site with no real value.
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
I like this a lot. Beautiful, creative, really quite charming.
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
This is really cool. Nice work and I find the MIT license you've chosen to be interesting. I chose the very same license for my own open source project because I wanted there to be few excuses not to use it. Damn, you've done sign
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
The cool thing about MQTT is there's so many servers for it that are completely public -- and intentionally so. You can use it for real time messages but I think it also has quality modes that allow for some persistence. Some of these
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
We've had this discussion many times before and the consensus was always the same: that at small companies / startups they use titles as a way to make people accept low-ball offers. Where the titles there are mostly meaningless. B
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
I'm a BBCode engineer specialising in AI prompts.
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
These charts that show IPv6 adoption really don't mean shit. The thing is: every single device out there isn't being used directly by a human bean (and a real hero.) They include things like sensors, smart lights, fridges, washing
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
HN needs filters to block pay walled shit. This is getting old.
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
C++ 'programmers' demonstrating their continued brilliance at bullshitting people they're being productive (Had to check if publishing date was April fools. It's not.) They should start a new committee next to formalize
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
>No syntax highlighting (anxious)
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
No one who is in engineering would say something like this. I can only conclude your job is auxiliary to engineering. In which case: I don't think someone who isn't an engineer should be talking about what is and isn't possib
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
I'm genuinely curious what the need is. I made the parent in jest but its also based on what looks like timing to me. Ecommerce is a very developed market. It's not like when the web first launched and no one else is doing it. Peo
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
The funny thing is the internet archive is more connected to hacker culture than cracking a website will ever be. I hate posers more than anything. Hopefully the internet archive comes back stronger than ever.
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
Its just 1 packet: an RST with a data field containing a swear word.

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