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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James Ravenscroft @jamesravey@social.lol
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hey all - wanted to introduce myself in light of my account migration to social.lol. I am a Software Engineering Manager and reformed academic by day and an amateur musician (saxophonist + guitarist), foodie, gamer and sci-fi enjoyer by night. I picked social.lol because some of the coolest people I was following from my old server are here and it seems like a laid back, inclusive and fun place. Looking forward to chatting to y'all :)

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라쿤 덱스터 @raccoondaxter.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy
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블락당해도 그 사람의 게시물은 볼 수 있다. 다만 멘션과 인용 등의 상호작용을 못할 뿐 <-이게 머스크식 트위터 블락인데, 이거 스팸계정을 위한 최고의 기능이네? 광고멘션은 보내지만 그것에 대해서 인용이나 멘션으로 너 광고, 스캠 계정이지? 라고 말하는걸 원천적으로 봉쇄해버림.

RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:de27rm6eyuf5ez6gmvjdmilq/post/3lnpnqrand22s

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unnick @unnick@booping.synth.download
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Shared by diaowinner

https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.00073

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The Rizzeta Stone: Adopting Gen-$α$ Colloquial Language to Improve Scientific Paper Rizz and Aura from a Skibidi Perspective

The field of astronomy evolves rapidly, and it is essential to keep up with these changes in order to effectively communicate with the broader community. However, communication itself also changes as new words, phrases, and slang terms enter the common vernacular. This is especially true for the current youngest generations, who are capable of efficiently communicating via the Internet. In order to maintain effective communication, we explore the possibility of expanding the language used in scientific communication to include recently coined slang. This attempt at outreach, while potentially very difficult, could provide a means to expand the field and capture the attention of early-career scientists, improving retention within the field. However, our results indicate that, while possible, this method of communication is, like, probably not really worth it, no cap.

arxiv.org · arXiv.org

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Sarah Rainsberger @sarah11918@mastodon.social
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Surprised by a shore bird, as one is.

Unusual enough to prompt me to add a photo to my observation as proof, and then I checked: turns out indeed "Greater Yellowlegs" is a Community Target*! 🎯

(*Not yet reported this month, but has been observed around this date in the past, so not unpossible.)

eBirding this month summary for my local area with various statistics and categories like New species seen this month. Shows a list of Community Target birds with their date last observed and a frequency graph showing when they are expected throughout the year. It includes the bird I saw: Greater Yellowlegs, last observed on Oct 6, 2024.A screenshot of my submitted birding checklist, showing 9 different species observed in a list, but one additionally includes a thumbnail of photo I took of the Greater Yellowlegs.A zoomed in photo of a Greater Yellowlegs standing on a damp beach in low tide at the waters edge amid piles of sea kelp/grass. It's a medium-large bird with bright yellow legs that wades in shallow water, with a very long, thin bill. It's grey/brown with white speckles on its back and wings, but its head and underside are white with some grey/brown streaks.
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