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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Jonathan Rollans @jrollans@jrollans.com
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Once upon a time I was on lead guitar in an instrumental surf / punk / rock / funk / (insert every other genre here) four-piece band. We only really played together in that iteration for about 3 years, but in my memory it felt like such a much larger part of my life.

I guess I was only 23 when that particular era ended though. I need to start posting some these old tunes.

I always loved the name of that band - Bus Hop - It was nonsensical and had no meaning; but it just worked for the sound.
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Kattni @kattni@social.afront.org
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Hello, all! For various reasons (which I'm happy to elaborate on), I'm writing a blog post on conference sprints, and I'd like your help. I'm aiming this at everyone - folks who might want to attend, but aren't sure what they're getting into, folks who want to get more out of sprints, and folks who want to run their own sprint.

I'm looking for answers to the following.

  1. How would you describe development sprints?

  2. If you attend, what do you get out of sprints? What are your goals heading into them? How do you decide what what project to join or what to work on? How long do you usually stay? What about attending sprints has worked for you and what hasn't? What are some examples of positive experiences you've had, and what are some negative ones? Do you have any advice for a first-time participant?

  3. If you've hosted a sprint, how did it go? What went well and what didn't? What would you do the same or differently? What experience level were you aiming for? Do you have any advice for a first-time host?

Answer as little or as much as you'd like, and include anything beyond this you feel is relevant.

Feel free to reply here or email me if you would prefer (hello(at)kattni.com). Boosting is greatly appreciated. Thanks so much for your time!

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Matt Campbell @matt@toot.cafe
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@simonSimon Willison In your recent blog post with your updated LLM pricing table (simonwillison.net/2025/Apr/10/), I wonder why the table is an image and not an HTML table. You did provide alt text, but an actual HTML table, which can be navigated with specific screen reader commands, would be better.

LLM pricing calculator (updated)

I [updated](https://github.com/simonw/tools/commit/07c91d8b4fd31f4d460e6b0cd9c225af7e211112) my LLM pricing calculator this morning ([Claude transcript](https://claude.ai/share/5e0eebde-6204-4496-aa1a-fcc519df44b2)) to show the prices of various hosted models in a sorted table, defaulting to lowest price first. ![A pricing table …

simonwillison.net · Simon Willison’s Weblog

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pkg update @pkgupdt@hl.pkgu.net
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https://news.hada.io/topic?id=20244

좋은 글이다. 특히 다음 부분은 언제나 명심하려고 노력하고 있다.

  • 추측하지 말 것

PEP 20의 철학처럼, 모호할 땐 절대 추측하지 말 것

  • 추측의 위험:

    • 틀리면 버그
    • 맞아도 잘못된 전제를 믿게 되어 나중에 문제 유발

  • 확신이 없으면:

    • 질문하고
    • 문서 읽고
    • 디버깅 도구를 쓰고
    • 근거를 찾아야 함

내가 아는 최고의 개발자들이 공통적으로 가진 특성 | GeekNews

저자는 다양한 개발자를 만나면서, 최고의 개발자들이 가진 공통된 특성에 대해 고민하게 됨이 글은 초보 개발자나 성장하고 싶은 사람들에게 영감을 주기 위해 작성된 관찰 기록임레퍼런스 문서를 먼저 읽을 것Stack Overflow나 LLM을 먼저 찾기보다는 공식 문서를 먼저 읽는 습관을 들이는 것이 중요함Apache, Python, TOML 등의 공식 문서는

news.hada.io · GeekNews

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