Uptrenda

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by Uptrenda 4y ago
Noob learns basic HTML tag. The post.
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
It looked like a bunch of parts had fallen off during take-off. Not to bring up a tragedy so casually: but I'm reminded of when a piece of foam damaged an insulation tile on Challenger. It does speak to the robustness of their design t
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
We really are living in the future... and it happened so fast. It's like on one of those empire games where you research the space age and get access to crazy tech. We are now capable of so many advanced feats. It feels like only a few
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
Damnnnn... Looks like I'm going to have to add hashes for my dependencies. https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/cli/pip_hash/ Apparently the format looks like this for a requirements.txt file: # sha256: L9
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
This is super motivating. Thank you tbh. Good post.
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Ask HN: Is it worth writing informative books any more?
2 points by Uptrenda 4y ago|4 comments
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
This is like trying to give someone a band-aid to stop an arterial bleed... I respect that they're trying but it won't do anything. The hikikomori phenomenon has complex causes: - Untreated mental health problems - Disabilities th
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
I think it's pretty low stalking someones HN comments and using them to form a character assassination to dismiss someone's ideas.
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
Yes, I call myself a software engineer and a blockchain engineer because that's what I am. I don't have impostor syndrome and don't feel ashamed to use these titles. They are simply what I do. - To me: software engineering is
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
"Prompt engineering" is the most pretentious name. Lad, your typing words into a little box. You ain't "engineering" shit, lmao. The next time I read a book maybe I'll tell people that I'm a phonetic diffu
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
Remote: Yes please Willing to relocate: Depending on offer Technologies: Solidity, Script, Blockchain / ledgers, smart contracts, trading systems; Python, JS, C Résumé/CV: https://github.com/robertsdotpm&
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
Why do I get the feeling that some of these jobs are 100% bs and are only being put up for the appearance of health to outsiders. I swear I've seen some of these positions before months ago.
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
This sounds sketchy and unprofessional. I'm surprised you said yes to that many interviews...
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
I don't really agree. If a person has the skills to solve a companies problems then that should be everything required. Why do you expect people to have to jump through hoops to fake enthusiasm? The reality is software engineers have a
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My resume now runs snake (page 3) [pdf](raw.githubusercontent.com)
1 points by Uptrenda 4y ago|2 comments
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
I was looking for a way to make my resume stand out more and somewhere down the line I started thinking about what PDFs can do. I learned that PDFs do support Javascript -- though not a lot of people use it. I thought it would be cool to tr
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
Cool, can you make it so I can block my email from all of them now?
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
This reply strongly reads of 'im smarter than eveyone' and 'know everything.' Is it possible that the author is doing something that you don't know about? Such as writing and reading text to sockets (which would be
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
Wasn't one of the benefits of a smart card model was having a totally isolated chip that could run minimal software and provide a limited surface for attack? If you add everything to the same chip then doesn't this reduce the adva
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
Tbh the way that hiring is done in tech is just lazy and reeks of mediocrity. Memorizing 'take home' assignments, banks of algorithms, pair coding, white board interviews, what a joke. Companies want to place all the burden on can
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
Location: Australia Remote: Yes please Willing to relocate: Only to Pennsylvania Technologies: Python, Javascript, C, PHP; Script, Solidity, blockchain & ledgers; sockets, micro-services Résumé/CV: Please email for it.
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
Really elegant work guys. You've identified the pain points well. I'd be curious how you've structured your infrastructure to scale though. But I imagine that's secret sauce. What are some of your experiences with async
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
>Why are you considering returning to work >Feeling lonely 43% Damn... Right in the feels. That's sad.
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
It's a cool idea. I do see the use-cases for it. What you said about BGP is also interesting.
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
It says it uses an over-lay network? If the topology is just like: peer A <---> overlay (server N ...) <---> Peer B And your design is to try get packets between the peers then this is going to be very slow. They will have to go
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
I see plenty of mental health symptoms in founders and tech workers. The one thing I keep seeing is insomnia. Probably people are too stressed, too caffeinated, overworked, and depressed. Part of it is the demands of the modern world but I
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
I have no idea what metric the AI is using for 'similarity' but this just sounds like random results to me. None of the vocals, style, genre, and so on are in any way similar. When you look at recommendation engines on Spotify and
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by Uptrenda 4y ago
I spent a large part of 2022 building an async p2p networking library for Python. The main reason I wanted to do this was because years ago I tried to write a similar library and it didn't go well. So yeah: I wanted to see if I'd
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Improving Async Networking in Python(roberts.pm)
27 points by Uptrenda 4y ago|5 comments
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Show HN: P2PD – Async p2p networking library for Python 3(roberts.pm)
2 points by Uptrenda 4y ago|0 comments

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