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.
30% of all my posts are generated by cats.
✠ 自我介紹 ✠
大家好我叫梔安，梔 音同知
很高興可以成為乳齒象的一份子，在這裡和大家相遇
🎭角色扮演&攝影雙修，也有嘗試手作製衣、裁縫，目前三次元繁忙，出角&跑場頻率偏低
💖 最近回坑韓團，團魂爆發直接掉進INFINITE的15週年演唱會出不來，曾經的B2UTY和ST★RLIGHT
📌 座標中部，中部同人場次有空就會跑，歡迎場次認親
努力適應避難島中，喜歡跟大家互動交流，探索各種不同的活動、討論議題。常態性分享角扮、追星、避難島使用心得(?)，偶爾會海巡本站各位的嘟文然後留一大串留言
總之歡迎同好一起交流 
なんとかナビって名のつくサイトとかアプリに道を示してもらったエスペリエンスがこれまでない
えっ もう今年の3分の1が終わったんですか
米政府サイト、消えた1000ページ トランプ政権、情報操作の跡：日本経済新聞
https://vdata.nikkei.com/newsgraphics/deleted-website/
『米政府機関のウェブページが大量に消えている。国防総省など約90の政府機関の少なくとも1000ページが閲覧できなくなったことが分かった。気候変動や米議会襲撃事件などが対象で、削除の多くはトランプ大統領が就任後に署名した大統領令に基づく。2期目の就任から100日がたち、情報操作を進める政権の実態が浮き彫りになった』
何が言論の自由だよ。最近はまったく言わなくなったね。クソイーロンとテロリストのトランプ。目指すはナチスか北朝鮮か。いやロシアか。
On 30 April 1993, CERN's Directors declared that the three components of Web software (the basic line-mode client, the basic server and the library of common code) that Tim Berners-Lee 
@timblTim Berners-Lee had first proposed in 1989, were to be put in the Public Domain.
We are grateful to CERN and to Tim for this world changing decision which has enabled the W3C community to create open, accessible, international web standards which make the web work, for everyone.
https://home.web.cern.ch/science/computing/birth-web/licensing-web
Write up of the discussion we had at AAAS in Boston on "Rethinking Social Technologies: Platforms, Protocols, and the Push for Decentralization"
おふとん
🎶
えらいので
おふとんはいる
うぐぐ
あうあうあう
Welcome Andrei Florea as #curl commit author 1373: https://github.com/curl/curl/pull/16964
うあ
今日のおゆはん、近くの鮮魚卸の店で買った前日店頭捌きのクジラ皮
搬入時点で生の姿のままやったので、鮮度も良いし臭みが完全に無かった
普段クジラあまり食べない息子ズがよこせよこせと迫ってくるぐらい美味かった
TL;DR I'll step back from #Mastodon; maybe I'll occasionally post if I do something interesting. RSS is the best.
I feel like the format of "everyone posting about everything without any filter" is, after all, irredeemable. It might be fine for people with a fairly generic worldview who have enough others agreeing with them on most things. Perhaps the latter condition is illusory (I certainly hope so), but some servers' timelines suggest otherwise. And I just see so much stuff I don't want to see.
So, after all, I don't want it.
I don't know what a perfect format would be. Maybe something like:
- laser-focused on some specific topic,
- that I don't discuss much IRL,
- that doesn't provoke insanity in some way.
Or it should require that writing something takes more time than just typing the letters. Maybe LessWrong is a better fit in that regard. Or StackExchange.
#Reddit was reasonably nice in retrospect. I've had interesting arguments there. So, I've removed all politics from my feed, tried reading it for a couple of days... And, like, it's still not good. It's barely interesting enough to make me scroll through when I'm procrastinating.
For now, nothing beats #RSS with read-it-later filtering. I might write a blog post about that.
You know what I wish the more human-centered tech conferences would do right now?
Open up special tickets and speaking slots for scientists whose work is getting axed and whose fields are being obliterated right now. I bet you anything this would bring some radical insight to your audiences and incredible energy to your stages.
I can advertise this for you through my social science networks. I am seeing scores of brilliant young social scientists with years of relevant work grieve right now
毎日1970年1月1日になるようなNTPサーバー書きたい()
@ayo My favorite one is from Silvia Canelon:https://silviacanelon.com/accessibility
I like tthat it acknowledges that we do our best and there is always more to learn. It's open to communication, which most organizations with accessibility statements are not.
Microsoft: We write 30% of code using Gen AI.
The rest of the world: That explains the current state of Windows 11, MS-Office and all other products.
Rumor has it the thinnest #iPhone ever will launch this year. The previous record-holder was the iPhone 6, at just 6.9 mm thick. Here’s a reminder of what that looked like!
@tomTom Casavant Giving away the endgame, which is to eliminate developers like myself.
Do you really need a Vector Search Database? via 
@jordimoncompanys https://lobste.rs/s/kvw3bc #ai #databases
https://fin.ai/research/do-you-really-need-a-vector-search-database/
mastodon plushie VS small tungsten cube
Reading books is not just a pleasure: it helps our minds to heal
Through my own struggles and in teaching bibliotherapy to students, I know that books can help to heal minds and hearts
By Peter Leyland
This meeting could have been a Signal leak
Imagine a publishing house with the mission of making knowledge and insights available to everybody for free, while ensuring high standards.
Well, the three universities of Berlin and the Charité have now joined forces to do just that.
They founded "Berlin Universities Publishing". Neither authors not readers pay. The pdf of books are freely available under a Creative Commons licence.
It's called "Diamond Open Access". They're just starting up. Much more to come.
Sometimes you see an image so striking that you have to state plainly that there are concentration camps inside the US with kidnapped people in them suffering
Connected Places shared the below article:
Evan Prodromou @evanprodromou@socialwebfoundation.org
I'm making an initial version of places.pub available today. places.pub is a collection of Place objects suitable for use in geosocial applications on the ActivityPub network. Part of my work in the Social Web Community Group at the W3C has been participation in the GeoSocial Task Force. This is a sub-group of the SocialCG that focuses on implementing user stories in ActivityPub related to the intersection of geographical systems and social networking, for example, tagging an image with […]
Read more →もう2025年5月なのおかしい 1970年1月1日にロールバックしなきゃ…
ねむい…
'시바시바시바세키 라~멘~!'
우리동네 gs25에 있길래 바로 구입!
p.s : 쿠로미 세리카!
The 
@fedihost@mstdn.social podcast's first field trip... down the road!
We're really lucky to have 
@evanEvan Prodromou in #Montreal, he's a fountain of knowledge on the all the ponderings I've had over the last year.
From: 
@fedihost@video.fedihost.coFediHost Video
https://video.fedihost.co/w/os8cetziL1mDQHby2gxbny
공무원들이 국회 과방위 위원장보다 특정 사기업(sk)을 더 무서워하는 충격적인 장면.
조금이라도 심기 건드리는 말 안하려고 노력하는게 보임.
"Currently, in our bank account, we have £2100 (around $2800). It's not even enough to pay the rent for one month," explains Joseph Redon, head of the Japanese Game Preservation Society. He's describing the end of the non-profit organisation he set up in 2011 with the aim of properly safeguarding Japanese gaming history before it is lost forever.
"I'm paying 25% of the rent," reveals Redon. "Meaning we are already virtually out of business. We have monthly supporters but are losing between £260 and £420 every month. So when you do the maths, we are completely out of cash in September. And a non-profit organization cannot be out of cash. We're then out of business. What we really need is to bring in at least £750 every month. It's not that much if it's 400 people giving £2 a month. Some people might give more, so we need 300 people to become supporters so that we can stay afloat. Otherwise, we shut the laboratory and won't have a place to do preservation or archiving."
End-to-end private LLM inference via 
@gianniGianni Rosato https://lobste.rs/s/a0lsft #ai #privacy
https://tinfoil.sh/inference
#暗号解読 第29回 クリアしました
■にも■■と■ろか■あ■ぷる■■■■■りた■■■､まず■■ちゅ■■■し■え■■て■■■■■。
https://puzzlega.me/cryptogram/
#openSUSE Leap 16 Beta Released for Public Testing with Agama Installer, #Linux Kernel 6.12 LTS, and #KDE Plasma 6.3 https://9to5linux.com/opensuse-leap-16-enters-public-beta-testing-with-agama-installer-linux-6-12-lts
기계식 키보드 진짜 엄청나게 상향평준화됐구나
有時候覺得，台獨的獨，真的是獨立的獨而不是孤獨的獨ㄟ。
如果把認同限制的小小的，把朋友認定的少少的。那是多孤獨R
Sara Joy 
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