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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I’m thinking about our feelings about code in the era of LLMs.

For a long time, the task of coding—the mental process, the interiority of comprehension—was one of the only islands where one’s individual, unique experience was worth protecting and valuing in the money-making machines we call companies.

There’s a lot about the edification of this task above all else we could really stand to do away with. BUT if you were one of the lucky ones, I also understand the loss aversion.

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Conservation folks: any advice for dealing with stuck-together documents? A friend has a document to digitize, but the ink on several pages is sticking together and he's not sure how to safely separate the pages without destroying them.

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@misty I have a question you might have a good answer to. I have a vintage technical manual (which came with a floppy disk) which I want to preserve. But the ink on the pages is sticking to the next.

Is there a decent way to separate them without damaging the text?

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概念芸術というものがでてきて、「オブジェの消滅」みたいなことが言われることで、芸術の本体は知覚にないみたいな論調がでてきたことは、そうした傾向への反発を生みだし、メルロー=ポンティというか現象学が読まれた背景の一つになっている。

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@b0rkJulia Evans I worked at a company where each employee had a remote and there was also a shared remote where the main branches lived. Instead of each person cluttering up the same remote repo with their own topic branches, you would push them to your personal remote and keep that as tidy or as cluttered as you cared to; nobody else needed to care. And you could force-push or whatever you wanted, no concern about smashing other people's branches.

When you wanted to share code with a co-worker, you could tell them "it's on branch X on my remote" and they would pull it down. You can the co-worker could agree on whatever sharing workflow was convenient.

For code review, you would pull the shared main branch into your personal repo, rebase your topic branch onto it, and then as the reviewer to fetch and review it. If they liked it, you could push the approved branch right back to the share repo.

One problem that occurs when everyone shares a repo and puts their work branches there is that you will see a branch in it named "wip" and have no idea who it belongs to or how old it is. Who is authorized to delete it? When? What if that destroy's someone else's important work? If everyone keeps their work branches in their own repo, this doesn't happen. A branch named "wip" in your repo belongs to you and it's up to you whether and when to destroy it.

I found it very nice.

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ちなみに、最後の3300系になるであろう3323F
8連なので未だに堺筋線に入るわけですが、3300には市交設定なるものがあるらしく、運転台で市交に切替すると高速域の加速が鈍くなる代わりに低速域の加速力が上がるという特徴がある模様

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Fedora Linux 43 wallpaper just dropped!

Read the story of how the Fedora Design Team creates our wallpapers. This wallpaper was inspired by Sally Ride, a physicist and astronaut who became the first American woman in space. 🚀

➡️ communityblog.fedoraproject.or

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If you do video livestreaming, you can do the same stream simultaneously across many platforms and combine their chats into one multi-platform chat.

This is possible through the free open software Social Stream Ninja, more info at socialstream.ninja

SSN is compatible with Fediverse streaming platforms including OwnCast and PeerTube, and commercial ones like Twitch, YouTube etc.

It means you can give your viewers the option to use ethical Fediverse platforms without missing your streams.

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