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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チェンソーマンの人(マジで名前を思い出せないのだが検索する手間をかけるほどでも無いと思うので)もそうなんだけど、「読者と同じ範囲と深度しかない知識で描いちゃってる」んだと思うんですよねー(;´Д`)>BT
小説にせよマンガにせよ、「何を描かないか」は「何を描くか」と同じくらいに大切なので、「単に知らないから描かない」という最悪のやり方ばっかりが蔓延ってるのが今のニッポンオタクの現状だと思うんすよ。
「何を描かないか」をきちんと考えてれば「何を描くか」と同じように「何故描かないか(描くか)」が自然と示唆されるもんです。

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Wtf is this bloody procrastination game where I only get off my arse and do the thing I need to do if I happen to notice the time when it's at a round number?

"Ah it's 10:08, bang goes my idea to get started at 10:00, guess I'll start at 10:15 instead."

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Organizers Log:

An update about the Fediverse Conference in Canada (FediCon) on August 1st & Saturday August 2nd I have been organizing.

I have paid the deposit to reserve the room chosen for the conference.

I also signed the contract for it.

The next thing I need to deal with is — catering, audio & visual requirements, room set up.

These will be additional costs.

(There are more things to do after those. But, that is what is next.)

RE: mastodon.social/@reiver/114229

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small Nix tool I wrote tonight: nix-binary-cache-gc

codeberg.org/cyclopentane/nix-

Essentially it's a garbage collector for static binary caches (i.e. directories that statically contain .narinfo and .nar files and that are served by a regular webserver). It's dependency-aware, and uses the / crates.

(Previously I just deleted all files older than a certain amount of days with find and rm, but that tore up the dependency graphs on the cache and regularly caused errors)

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가해자의 자살 관련

장제원씨가 사망했고 자살로 추정된다고.

성폭행 가해자로 지목된 이의 자살은 그 죄가 확정되기 전에 수사를 막고 아무런 책임 없는 피해자를 공격 받게 만드려는 중대한 가해 행위다. 자신이 하지 않았다면 당당하게 밝혀 나가면 되고, 했다면 법률상 도의상 책임을 져야 한다. 그 어느 쪽도 택하지 않고 알량한 무죄 추정을 유지한 채로 남은 사람들을 고통에 빠트리고 마지막까지 가해의 집념을 불태운 그런 사람의 죽음을 애도하기란 어렵다.

나는 그의 정치이력에 대해서도 매우 비판적이지만, 설령 정치인으로서의 그를 높이 평가한다 해도 공인이라면 이러한 가해 행위를 도와주는 결과가 되는 추도는 하지 않아야 한다고 생각한다.

지역의 실력자, 중진 의원, 정권 핵심으로 떵떵거리며 산만큼 참으로 비겁하고 추한 죽음이다. 피해자에게는 어떠한 잘못도 없고 이후로도 보호되어야 한다.

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We just released version 5.6.0 of the plugin for

wordpress.org/plugins/activity

Some features:

* A Mastodon import (beta)
* Improvements to the Welcome-Page
* Basic Move functionality
* A bunch of Outbox improvements
* A ton of smaller changes and fixes

thanks a lot to @obenlandKonstantin Obenland’s :yikes:, @mattwiebe and all other contributors!

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@davatron5000Dave Rupert @zachleatZach Leatherman :11ty: One issue: in the comments of the issue it was brought up that the feature will violate w3.org/TR/WCAG22/#resize-text — and I don't think there is any world where this issue can be implemented in a way it would not, with the way the SC is written right now. I am not sure if we can do anything about it aside from somehow changing the SC in the future. If you have any thoughts about this, I'll be happy to hear them :)

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tl;dr — how do PieFed/Lemmy/Mbin handle cross-posting?

Currently, when a NodeBB admin moves a topic from the uncategorized pseudo-category into a local category, we federate out an as:Announce, people typically think of that as a "boost" or "share".

That worked fine when the entirety of the category list was your local categories plus the "uncategorized" pseudo-category. However, now that NodeBB is moving towards supporting remote categories (via group actors), this UX makes less sense. We wouldn't want to "move" a topic out of the category it is supposed to be in, just for visibility to other local users. Additionally, topic moving was limited to administrators, and from the get-go we knew it would eventually cause issues because people other than admins would want to share topics to other local users.

This is where the "cross-post" functionality comes in, which is entirely new to NodeBB. I don't think this is new to other AP-enabled threaded discussion software. The idea would be that if a new topic comes in, whether it's uncategorized or not, any user could "cross-post" that topic to a local category, where it would be visible to other users on that instance. On the ActivityPub side, we would then federate out an as:Announce as we already do.

Is this what PieFed/Lemmy/Mbin already do, if they support cross-posting? What other alternative solutions would there be to this problem?

cc @rimu@mastodon.nzoss.nz @andrew_s@piefed.social @nutomic@lemmy.ml @bentigorlich@wehavecookies.social

Based on the replies received, it does sound like at present that if cross-posting is a consideration, it is something done locally, and not something that is explicitly declared when federating outward or retrieved via AP.

There are also multiple definitions of cross-posting:

  1. Multiple, disparate topics sharing the same attachment url (PieFed)
  2. Author targeting multiple audiences
  3. Non-author sharing object to additional audiences

One of those is really not like the other, which does complicate things somewhat. Thankfully, it does seem like that the way PieFed handles it, is local to the instance.

A good first step might be to narrow down the definition of cross-posting—at least from a protocol level—to a combination of the latter two:

"A user (which may or may not be the object author) sharing an object to additional audiences"

Of course, this also happens to be what I'm looking for: the association of an as:announce activity with an as:target pointing to an as:Group actor.

Would this be of interest to anybody here? The fallback mechanism is to just treat the announce as usual.

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Within the context of threaded discussions, contexts (aka "topics", "posts", "threads", etc.) are associated with an audience (aka "forum", "category", "community", etc.).

What happens currently when a context is moved from one audience to another? How does ActivityPub enabled software communicate this?

I recently moved this topic from one category to another, and in doing so, realized that I have absolutely no idea what happens to the group association as seen by other software.

@rimu@piefed.social also said in the other thread:

Also moving what NodeBB calls a topic (a post in Lemmy/PieFed) from what NodeBB calls a category (community in Lemmy/PieFed) into a different category (without spawning a new topic or leaving the old copy behind) is much needed but not implemented in Lemmy/PieFed/Mbin.

One solution would be to federate an Update activity, though this is problematic because audience, the relevant field in question, is on its way out.

Another solution would involve the Move activity, which would be an explicit signal that something moved somewhere. In this case, the Move would indicate the context moved to the new audience, or in AP software that have not implemented FEP 7888, then the top-level object will have moved to the new audience.

cc @andrew_s@piefed.social @melroy@kbin.melroy.org @bentigorlich@gehirneimer.de @nutomic@lemmy.ml

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