Uptrenda

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by Uptrenda 11mo ago
ive seen this advertised for months now. still have no idea what the hell it is.
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by Uptrenda 11mo ago
The LLM only reflects the input of what its fed. If the results are unintelligent then so is the input.
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by Uptrenda 11mo ago
I have branches that I work in and fork out from in every direction before merging everything back into master. My branches are messy because they're works in progress so I don't care about the commit messages. For the final merge
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by Uptrenda 11mo ago
All my commit messages are a mess and I spend the time that I have designing and writing code, not figuring out how to make the commit message look pretty. That's what merges are for. I don't see the value of this tbh. Just pedant
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by Uptrenda 11mo ago
Man, if you had that many nodes can you guys imagine how much cool tech you could build with that? Like you could literally rival Tor with one command. Or build a decentralized archive system. Yet, the only thing these nodes will end up doi
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by Uptrenda 11mo ago
Damn smart kid. You're going to have a bright future. Stay away from bad influences and you'll be a star.
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by Uptrenda 11mo ago
Is there a website where we can try this out on?
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by Uptrenda 11mo ago
In network code: most people just let the OS choose a default adapter. It works fine, but it makes it hard to write software that works across machines with either (1) multiple NICs (and/or networks they point to.) or (2) multiple exte
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by Uptrenda 11mo ago
I'm well aware of Watson's views that got him cancelled. I know that Grok is meant to be the "uncensored, unbiased" version of LLMs. But the training data still reflects human bias, and there is definitely some irony in
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
>IOT-backed hardware linked to a novel asset whose issuance serves to make the world a little bit better I swear: this was meant to be the pitch for like 99% of blockchain companies, only in this case they managed to do it. This is super
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
I dub thee "node payload manager."
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
Doesn't Libp2p do this relay stuff already? Like, its their core model (and their NAT code is limited.)
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
You know you're in deep when the OpenBSD release logs start to read like normal english...
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
Sounds super interesting. Is it ready to demo?
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
What Python versions have you tested on, OP? Good license choice, by the way.
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
Might as well ask this: anyone know any server provides that are like half the cost of hetzner. I know that's asking a lot but still.
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
They should standardize what's going on in Intel ME and AMD PSP (they won't since both are backdoors.)
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
The other scam I get a lot of is people trying to get me to do paid work for nothing then acting offended when I don't immediately start before there's even a contract in place. There's so many idea bros now that just whack t
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
The same situation has happened to me multiple times now. I know HN hates blockchain-anything but the attack is mostly aimed at those in that industry and the idea is (1) To try steal cryptocurrencies (2) To try to get inside access to bloc
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
I'm building an open source NAT traversal and networking framework called P2PD. Built from the ground up to allow things like multi-network interface applications, improved network programming in Python, and if people want it: an easy
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
Exactly this. They had full control over both bitcointalk and /r/bitcoin. A few persuasive individuals circumvented the design and censored all discussion against it. It turns out that 51% attacks don't matter if you control
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
Yeah, I don't doubt this story for a minute. Wish we could pin this thread to the top of Hacker News for an entire year, its that important. In the old days if you were rich you would just buy a paper or radio station. Now you become a
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
You know, I watched people fight over this post for hours. If you tracked positive and negative total upvotes it would look like a sine wave. I'm kind of surprised it was so contentious though because my experience of politics at start
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
Incredibly out-of-the box, whoever made this. Gives me severe eye strain but I am impressed at the creativity here! Awesome. Btw small suggestion: might make the game more playable if the snake could loop-back around if it went out of bound
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
Why do these useless Wrong Think police keep inserting themselves in open source projects? No one wants the drama they bring to their projects. People are just trying to build software... Open source is not a platform for forcing political
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
Nice tool, man. It found 240 STUN servers in my test run. I hope you don't mind but I was curious to see if I could trick it into giving me results for TURN servers (with user + pass.) I wasn't able to trick it. Not even if the TU
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
Why do you feel like a stranger has to justify their finances to you?
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
I've been unemployed since 2013 and honestly... the whole thing has been beneficial. I went through a long period of trying to find work initially, and ended up self-sabotaging offers due to intense stress. Then after that I kind of fe
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
In the early days of Bitcoin (like 2013 and earlier) there were soo many entrepreneurs that tried to use Paypal for their fiat on-ramps. There even used to be a service that let you buy Bitcoins with credit cards and used Paypal to process
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
Tech industry dumpster fire keeps getting hotter. Nothing unexpected here.

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