What is Hackers' Pub?

Hackers' Pub is a place for software engineers to share their knowledge and experience with each other. It's also an ActivityPub-enabled social network, so you can follow your favorite hackers in the fediverse and get their latest posts in your feed.

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Hello, CoSocial!

I live in Calgary and work at UCalgary, where I'm Associate Director, Learning Technologies & Design at the Taylor Institute for Teaching & Learning. More details at darcynorman.net/about/

I blog at darcynorman.net and post photos at darcynorman.net/photos (both have RSS feeds that will post here at some point)

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The Mikucom engine crawls slowly towards 3D using the HTML Canvas renderer...

But can you see the artefacts that are bothering me? What's going on with those triangle edges!?

The model is good and it happens in other models - so it's not that.

Could it be top left resterisation gone wrong, or bad blending on the anti-aliased edges? I'm using Canvas "2d context" path rendering, so surely that's all handled correctly?

Anyone recognise what these artefacts are?

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Finding a way to have productive critique, rigorous analysis, AND communal care & build something better than bullshit dehumanizing person-centered reasoning (that really, has deeply discriminatory roots that should be terrifying to an industry that struggles to desegregate), we've gotta get to that

It's funny because you spend years as a psychologist trying to convince people are you Not Just a Feelings Guy, you do deeply technical logical rigorous work about mechanisms etc, and then you're like ah shit maybe I am a Feelings Guy because that's what the people need and the models say

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A lot of software folks sometimes open up to me and say something like, "well I am really extremely sensitive" and then recount something and I'm like, let me not invalidate you, but also...this sounds AWFUL and like something that would absolutely hurt anyone with a heart

Finding a way to have productive critique, rigorous analysis, AND communal care & build something better than bullshit dehumanizing person-centered reasoning (that really, has deeply discriminatory roots that should be terrifying to an industry that struggles to desegregate), we've gotta get to that

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We are all baking in very broken systems, same here as I am on a lifelong journey to interrogate my perspectives and beliefs, but I do think regularly about how to work with this population and in this field and not become desensitized or start to use this kind of argument and language

A lot of software folks sometimes open up to me and say something like, "well I am really extremely sensitive" and then recount something and I'm like, let me not invalidate you, but also...this sounds AWFUL and like something that would absolutely hurt anyone with a heart

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The culture of regular, casual demeaning & dehumanizing language that goes on in software dev is extraordinary to me. I sit back and observe it sometimes like, wow, this knocks the wind out of me. It is pretty extraordinary how it is ALSO the tone of people proposing to be "on the side of the human"

We are all baking in very broken systems, same here as I am on a lifelong journey to interrogate my perspectives and beliefs, but I do think regularly about how to work with this population and in this field and not become desensitized or start to use this kind of argument and language

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The culture of regular, casual demeaning & dehumanizing language that goes on in software dev is extraordinary to me. I sit back and observe it sometimes like, wow, this knocks the wind out of me. It is pretty extraordinary how it is ALSO the tone of people proposing to be "on the side of the human"

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I will admit too, re: my last post about dehumanization, that beyond all of my training, my experience of being severely ill and fearing for my life and then disabled in a society that did not give a single shit about whether I died really changed my brain as well. We wrest humanity out of the entropy of the universe. What more extraordinary accomplishment could there be. How little your intelligence and little niche demonstrations of technicality matter compared to that.

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I will admit too, re: my last post about dehumanization, that beyond all of my training, my experience of being severely ill and fearing for my life and then disabled in a society that did not give a single shit about whether I died really changed my brain as well. We wrest humanity out of the entropy of the universe. What more extraordinary accomplishment could there be. How little your intelligence and little niche demonstrations of technicality matter compared to that.

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The culture of regular, casual demeaning & dehumanizing language that goes on in software dev is extraordinary to me. I sit back and observe it sometimes like, wow, this knocks the wind out of me. It is pretty extraordinary how it is ALSO the tone of people proposing to be "on the side of the human"

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理解しようとするときに出てくる疑問をすぐぶつけられる相手が居るのがよい
見当違いの事を言い出すこともあるけどまともな答えが得られる事も結構ある

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1日持ってかれるような調査だったのが、5分10分でレポートがポロンって出てくるもんだからすごいですわ。

あと、2、3年ほど「わかんねぇよぉ〜」ってしてたやつが、Deep Researchに聞いたら「僅かにわかりそう」に至ったのが衝撃だった。

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1日持ってかれるような調査だったのが、5分10分でレポートがポロンって出てくるもんだからすごいですわ。

あと、2、3年ほど「わかんねぇよぉ〜」ってしてたやつが、Deep Researchに聞いたら「僅かにわかりそう」に至ったのが衝撃だった。

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"Python packaging is terrible and no one wants anyone to fix it."

Friends, python packaging was *better* than its reputation when I was a neophyte and it's been getting worked on more or less constantly the entire time I've been in the game.

I'm not even a huge fan of uv but @hynekHynek Schlawack broke down modern packaging in 25 minutes:

youtube.com/watch?v=8UuW8o4bHb

And I've said it before, I'll say it again: The standards work that is reducing the packaging side differences between the tools to make them all interop is actively changing the game.

Important follow up:

ppb has literally lived through _three_ eras in python packaging.

When I initially published it, we were using `setup.py` to build universal python wheels, we moved to `setup.cfg` and we're using `pyproject.toml` now.

Each iteration has been easier than the last.

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"Python packaging is terrible and no one wants anyone to fix it."

Friends, python packaging was *better* than its reputation when I was a neophyte and it's been getting worked on more or less constantly the entire time I've been in the game.

I'm not even a huge fan of uv but @hynekHynek Schlawack broke down modern packaging in 25 minutes:

youtube.com/watch?v=8UuW8o4bHb

And I've said it before, I'll say it again: The standards work that is reducing the packaging side differences between the tools to make them all interop is actively changing the game.

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以前は調査がむっちゃ大変で
真面目にやろうとすると調査だけで時間食いまくって結局なんもできなかったんだけど
えーあいのおかげでこれが爆速で済むようになって行動に移るまでの時間が短くなったのはよいよね

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