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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Two upcoming changes in the #FEP process:

- Withdrawing stale proposals. If a proposal remains inactive for 2 years, its status is changed to WITHDRAWN. Previously, the period was 1 year after submission, and facilitators were supposed to contact authors before withdrawing (that didn't work well).
- Implementation tracking. If a proposal has type: implementation attribute, we will automatically count list items in the "Implementations" section and display that number somewhere (probably in README). If your proposal is implementable, I recommend adding type: implementation attribute to it. Also, don't forget to mention implementations if they exist - this information is very important.

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zizmor v1.10.0 is released!

this is a *huge* new release in terms of features, bugfixes, and enhancements. just to highlight a few:

* zizmor's new experimental fix mode is now available! users can use `--fix=[MODE]` to control it; see the docs for more: docs.zizmor.sh/usage/#auto-fix

* the new anonymous-definition audit flags unnamed workflows and jobs for the pedantic persona: docs.zizmor.sh/audits/#anonymo

* zizmor's location/fixture core has been rewritten to support "subfeatures," meaning that many audits now produce much nicer/more precise finding renders that are easier to read

read the full release notes here: docs.zizmor.sh/release-notes/#

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Today is the 10th anniversary of the landmark Obergefell v. Hodges US Supreme Court case that legalized same-sex marriage here in the United States.

I know this is a difficult time for the LGBTQIA community to be celebrating, let us all allies show that we support them and stand by them today, and every day. ✊

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obergefe

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よっこらし :saba:

0d650780e2 (upstream/main) fix(deps): update dependency postcss-preset-env to v10.2.4 (#35194)
1804a87193 Change terms of service generator to not be displayed (#35127)
9576434d47 fix: Fix outdated icon in notifications permissions banner (#35193)
b804ed0cba refactor: Tweak wording of "discard draft?" confirmation dialogs (#35192)
48451b782d Move email env var reading to yml files (#35191)
2e0a00ab46 Fix search operators sometimes getting lost (#35190)
a9f2ec45da New Crowdin Translations (automated) (#35189)
c1ef1f62d5 fix: Prevent scrolling behind menus and modals in Safari iOS (#35183)

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Could some kind / user show me an invocation of the "mtree" command (and its input file) that allows me to check/update the ownership of specific files inside a nested directory hierarchy ... but where I'm not interested in all files?

I /feel/ it should have something to do with the "Full" line type mentioned on https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=mtree&sektion=5 ... but I've been unable to get something like this working:


usr/local/etc/sudoers.d/my-test type=file mode=0440 uname=root gname=root
Even with -e, "mtree -e -p / -f path/to/this/mtree" complains about "usr" not being specified. How can I make mtree not care about directory entries that I /know/ will exist, and only check the specific files I list?
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Could some kind / user show me an invocation of the "mtree" command (and its input file) that allows me to check/update the ownership of specific files inside a nested directory hierarchy ... but where I'm not interested in all files?

I /feel/ it should have something to do with the "Full" line type mentioned on https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=mtree&sektion=5 ... but I've been unable to get something like this working:


usr/local/etc/sudoers.d/my-test type=file mode=0440 uname=root gname=root
Even with -e, "mtree -e -p / -f path/to/this/mtree" complains about "usr" not being specified. How can I make mtree not care about directory entries that I /know/ will exist, and only check the specific files I list?
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This weeks atproto news: - Zeppelin is a new full-network appview, allowing you to use the Bluesky network without Bluesky PBC's infrastructure - @roomy.chat shows the alignment and struggles of combining atproto with local-first computing connectedplaces.online/reports/atmo...

ATmosphere Report – #122

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A key part of the New York City mayoral races was Ranked Choice Voting.

I'm not seeing many news articles mention this yet (correct me if I'm wrong though!).

Ranked choice let's us vote first for who we actually want.... and then put in backup votes for "good enough" candidates and allows us to compromise and find common ground.

It destroys the concepts of "lesser of two evils" and "throwing away your vote".

I hope we see Ranked Choice voting everywhere.

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Benioff says "50% of work now done by AI", and most media lap it up instead of realising what it means: that he understands neither "work" nor "AI" nor "%".

If the singularity is near, it's not because machine intelligence surges but because we're giving up on thinking ideophone.org/bringing-about-t

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Do you know Lena Raine, she did the soundtrack of Celeste and some stuff for Minecraft and also developed a surreal visual novel about BBSes called ESC that nobody except me seems to make a big deal about but was a really big deal to me. Anyway! NTS is streaming a prerecorded DJ set by her and it is in half an hour (1 PM Pacific Standard Time) (ok I guess that's actually 27 minutes)

Announcement post: bsky.app/profile/lena.fyi/post

Stream is at: nts.live/

EDITED bc I am eepy

https://nts.live
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Die Schwester eines Bekannten hat für ihre mit dem Titel

„Persönlichkeitsmerkmale und Subgenre-Präferenzen im – Eine Analyse der Zusammenhänge zwischen Persönlichkeit und Musikpräferenz auf Basis des Big-Five-Modells.“

eine erarbeitet.

Wer ist und Lust hat ist gerne eingeladen sich zu beteiligen oder zu boosten.

soscisurvey.de/PuSPiM/

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some of this came out of interesting discussions i've had around "llms as open source contributors." like i am probably a bit more polite and deferential to an OSS contributor than i am to an LLM! but that doesn't mean im rude to an LLM either. just the vibe of the convos is differnet.

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