Uptrenda

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by Uptrenda 8mo ago
About 90% of HN is now AI shit at any given time. I can't fucking take this shit. Can you losers talk about anything else.
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by Uptrenda 8mo ago
What work would count as valid open source work though? I assume projects that people use are obvious. But what about ones where you're just throwing up your own projects where they start out with no users or impact? Even though its op
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by Uptrenda 8mo ago
I am casting a powerful spell to get everyone here hired. You will experience new wonderous connection.
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by Uptrenda 8mo ago
good luck finding new roles everyone, hacker-news-senpai. I am sure this year will hold many great and wonderful things.
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by Uptrenda 9mo ago
By the way I forgot to add: if anyone needs a list of public STUN, TURN, MQTT, or NTP servers I wrote a monitor for them last year and added a bunch of servers. This is basically the infrastructure I use for my P2P library. The public API i
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by Uptrenda 9mo ago
Going to mention my own project which aims to be 100% open source, free, and relies almost only on public infrastructure: https://github.com/robertsdotpm/p2pd Basically, I'm building a framework for building NAT t
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by Uptrenda 9mo ago
I feel like if it were combined with federated caching servers it would actually work. Then you would have persistence and the p2p part helps take load off popular content. There are now P2P databases that seem to operate with this. Combini
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by Uptrenda 9mo ago
what are the demographics, educational attainment, and avg net worth of prior yc founders, id like to see what unconventional bets look like.
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by Uptrenda 9mo ago
So tired of these posts about people jerking themselves off over how good they are because they used AI to shit out some trivial bullshit. Like, I'm glad you're saving time and money. That's what AI now does. It's what m
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by Uptrenda 9mo ago
So would the use-case mostly be for people who edit lots of files over shells? I guess I was mostly thinking of coding stuff. Or do people use it for coding too?
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by Uptrenda 9mo ago
I never understood the appeal of these command-line editors with a million commands for different edge-cases. Why not just use VSCode? It has every possible extension you already need and a simple GUI. No need to type commands just to edit
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by Uptrenda 9mo ago
already are
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by Uptrenda 9mo ago
why does the site keep upvoting trivial projects especially derivative projects of what people seem to reinvent every few months. No offence to OP. I don't really get the site. Like, you have posts where someone runs doom or an OS in a
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by Uptrenda 9mo ago
Anyone else just thoroughly sick of this AI bullshit? I feel like after this post OP probably went and fapped to their portrait. Lets be real here. If AI is making you "50x faster" you're probably not working on hard problems
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by Uptrenda 9mo ago
This is peak office cuckoldry. Please mr sir, may I have more work and responsibility for the same pay! Please sir, I am hungry for more work and stress! This site is so detached from reality sometimes its hard to even say anything.
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by Uptrenda 10mo ago
(1) No reason to build your own blockchain. This will only increase complexity and undermine security for no reason. (2) No reason not to adapt existing standards to be compatible with any of the wallets that already exist. (3) No reason to
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by Uptrenda 10mo ago
They chose to use an L1 for several reasons. The major factor is creating their own blockchain allows them to redistribute wealth to their own wallets. Additionally, they wanted to ensure instant finality so that no one can revert the fraud
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by Uptrenda 10mo ago
AI hype man in AI continues to hype AI. Who could have predicted this.
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by Uptrenda 10mo ago
But it has trust in the name. How can it be hacked?
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by Uptrenda 10mo ago
I think I get more what they're going for now. A technical person can setup a server for themselves and setup services to work for multiple projects. But its complex to get everything right. Trying to reuse a server, setting up routing
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Show HN: Namebump is a registrationless, KVS. Unused names are bumped overtime(github.com)
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by Uptrenda 10mo ago
I don't really see what's so different about this than any other dedicated server provider... I can sign up to any host right now and get an email with access to the server details... Like, what am I missing here?
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by Uptrenda 10mo ago
bring back <blink> more like ittt
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by Uptrenda 10mo ago
This is all over linkedin now. Basically, idea bros manage to get their ideas seemingly working with vibe coding but the moment it breaks they expect they can just "pay to fix the small broken part" and get back to work quickly. N
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by Uptrenda 10mo ago
dude, please do this for every year until today. This idea is actually amazing. If you need more money for API credits im sure people here could help donate.
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by Uptrenda 10mo ago
Can't believe one shitty website can take down most of the mainstream web.
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by Uptrenda 11mo ago
Would this work over SSH? I have many shells that I use for testing on different OSes and some of them have no working editors at all. I wonder what versions your binary builds will work on.
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by Uptrenda 11mo ago
This seems like the canary in the coal mine. We have a company that built this tool because it seemed semi-possible (prob "works" well enough most of the time) and they don't want to fall behind if anything that's built
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by Uptrenda 11mo ago
Delusional vibe coding bullshit. Find me one significant software project based on using natural language for the software.
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by Uptrenda 11mo ago
If you're still using all the same services though how exactly are you winning over addictive behaviour? eeehhhhh???

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