Uptrenda

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by Uptrenda 1y ago
Biggest irony of the thread is the OP and the ones commenting celebrating the tech putting themselves out of the job while contributing it. Eg. a dermatologist who looks at skin conditions -- a very visual skill. They use their skills at th
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
Umm, acktually... (the default server is non-threaded and sequential. It was an example.)
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
I'm a person who wrote an entire networking library in Python and I agree with you. The most obvious issue with Python's single-threaded async code is any slow part of the program delays the entire thing. And yeah -- that's a
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
Such a rambling mess of an article (no offense.) Author just blabbered on about obscure-nothingness and nothing cohesive ever appeared. I suggest putting together one single philosophy and posting it. We don't need to see every piece o
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
Don't leave your job. Unless you've looked for jobs recently you have no idea how bad the current job market is. You also need to adapt to AI. Obviously, clueless people are going to misuse it. But let them learn the hard way. I&#
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
Stephen lad, its a bit obvious, don't you think?
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
"can't run code inside our brains" lad... speak for yourself.
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
If every website did this I wonder if there would be a measurable impact on things like: battery life, performance, and bandwidth usage.
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
Yep, an over-sized, parasitic worm with control over most of the worlds communications, search, navigation, web browsing, and a size chunk of mobile software. That is definitely good for the Internet, security, privacy, and society at a who
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
Great, lets wait for samsung to ruin Denon.
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
This has off-grid written all over it. You could build your own content pool for education + entertain and you would never have to pay a forever subscription for an Internet connection. (Assuming you don't work online or something.) Qu
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
traveling drinking man's problem
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by Uptrenda 1y ago
Good luck. Almost every service you need for a smart phone to be "smart" anything requires being part of the Google or Apple botnet. Yeah, you can install whatever crap you like on your phone. Maybe it will do SMS? Kewl. Want maps
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Caffeine, Reconsidered: A Precision-Based Stimulant Stack(old.reddit.com)
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
I knew that this was possible but I always thought it took much more... effort? How do we mitigate this, then? Run our posts through an LLM?
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
Watching hacker news try use cold analytical intellect to deconstruct 4chan's jokes and culture (and still missing the point) has got to be the funniest joke ever. Perhaps a little more analysis will yield the answer to understanding t
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
I was just about to post this. Good to see another Sabine listener here. Her criticism of particle physics, the LHC, and academia is absolutely savage.
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
Tech lads taking on 6 figure jobs and getting 7 figure mental health problems be like: "I love tech... keep grinding "
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
Creativity thrives in Japan. I wonder why this country seems so prolific in that regards.
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
Yeah, nothing like an open office with random interruptions, noises, and movements to improve your focus.
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
Respect++ for what you said about Peerjs. I used those servers myself for testing when I wrote my own TURN client and always felt a little bad about it. But it saved me tons of time before setting up my own. Now I have my own server (though
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
Man, those grills are useful. What I like about their engineering is you can run them on a typical kitchen circuit without worrying about a circuit breaker being triggered. This is not always true with other appliances. Typically stuff that
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
I see what you're saying but I am also talking about how computers originally saved humans time and that the OP seems to now be slaving away to save the CPU time. Doesn't that seem a little backwards? If we're talking about m
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
Damn, was thinking it used audio. Lame.
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
When I see posts like this I wonder if taking these drugs permanently alters ones conception of reality whether a person wants that or not. For example, if a person who has never taken LSD before reads the sentence "the entire concept
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
Your game reminds me of a ketamine trip. So many symbols, emoji things, spites. It's so colorful and creative. Maybe it was a good thing Meta laid you off.
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
inspiring in a weird way. maybe there is hope for engineering afterall.
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
Drama queen bullshit doesn't belong on HN.
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
Yep, I came to the same conclusion. The payments from bug bounties and the uncertainty of payment just isn't worth it. It's like taking a fixed prize contract and adding in a gambling element to get paid. Fixed prized I learned wa
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by Uptrenda 2y ago
im pickle REEE

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