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.
It's a sky blue, grading papers, cuddling with the pup kinda morning.
아너무웃겨 텍모지메이커로만들음ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
some apps will choose to index these JSON files as rows in database for faster querying and aggregation, while others may actually retrieve those files from your hosting on the fly (possibly backed by community caches)
the metaphor i find most useful is that your "posts", "likes", etc, are really just JSON files in this paradigm — and more concretely, concepts like "bluesky post" or "tangled repo" or "leaflet comment" are like JSON file formats. and then different apps — arbitrary even — interpret these formats
reposting this classic
아비치?
스포티파이로 옮기고 나서 플리에 아비치 음악들을 하나도 안 넣어놨었어
에이 귀찮아
“Difficult to overstate how profound a🚨failure DOGE was. Spending in FY25: not only⬆️than in FY24 –but⬆️than it was projected to be when Trump took office.*
The little bit of spending DOGE cut has💔already killed 100s of 1000s & will eventually kill millions.”
-B Kogan
Former DOGE employees take new roles in the admin. Musk initially led DOGE, prompting its work on X.
DOGE mandate: to slash govt: continues, & some red states have employed its tactics.
#Fascism #USPol
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/doge-doesnt-exist-with-eight-months-left-its-charter-2025-11-23/
What’s really special about Loops is how wild, wacky and pure it is.
The community has started doing things I never expected, like create video responses, and I’m over here in awe because ppl actually like, use and enjoy it, so it drives me to implement and build new features like Video Comment Replies and it’s a dream 🥰
It’s a positive feedback loop of community driven evolution.
That’s why I made this Governance page on our website.
Loops belongs to you ❤️
도서관이 저격을 하긴 하는데 교훈이 있다
so in short, AT decouples hosting from apps hosting is very cheap and we assume it'll be abundantly available (both via companies, communities, and ability to self-host) apps, on the other hand, are not always cheap to run (but can be) but they can come and go without killing your data
changed a bunch of app icons on the home screen to something unrelated to confuse myself and anyone who might pickup my phone, but I think using Hulk for the Phone app is apt because that's what I turn into when I receive a call
of course if your *hosting* disappears then you're kind of more screwed. unless you have a backup (which are trivial to do already and will probably be automated). if you do have a backup and a rotation key, you can change where your hosting points, and apps will be slurping your data from there
ほんじゃ予約炊飯してから寝ますかな。明日のお仕事にそなえて…
연인들이 헤어지는 이유가 이 사람 때문이었군
Sleek, smart, and affordable. The perfect Pi 5 home.
so in principle this means that another app could decide to index those leaflets and in that way "import" them into the new blogging app and give them a new life. it's like google going down doesn't kill the websites, it just means they won't be accessible through google. someone else can index
Starup Orbital Arc has designed a smaller, more efficient thruster for launching satellites. By using nanoscale tips that polarize electrons instead of plasma generation, these thrusters can have a 30-40 percent improvement in power efficiency.
https://spectrum.ieee.org/ion-thruster?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fedica-Mastodon-Daily-Pipeline
so say if leaflet.pub disappears, leaflet's own DB will go down, but all your leaflets in your publications will remain (because they're actually hosted where your hosting is — e.g. mine is hosted by Bluesky, and some people host their own data)
해치웠나...
in that sense, yes, app developers usually host your data too (at least, their own app-specific projections of your data) however if an app goes down or disappears, the only thing that disappears is that app's database (projection), not the source of truth (your data on your hosting)
비싸다고 좋은게 아니라고, 15,000 원 짜리 보다 7,600 짜리가 더 좋은느낌이야.. 귀엽고 가볍고 굴러가지도 않고
회사가 그냥 화려한 자살을 택한 거 같은데 대체 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 신생업체 구독제 센서 (왓?) 누가 사요 이걸
llinkedn sucks why can t i wrench react
@julia@eepy.moeJulia
imagine replying to a recruiter and they fucking 🔧 react yo ass
so this is how far you can get as an app builder without actually having your own backend. of course most devs probably *do* want some backend in order to optimize stuff. at this point it would work just like any normal web app then — you'd have a database and write to it. that's your app's cache
Given my natural aversion to *usted* in Spanish and *vous* in French, I'm starting to think that out of consistency I should adopt the Quaker *thou* in English.
Unfortunately it's a tough bind because the Quakers originally adopted it out of a democratizing instinct — *thou* was the familiar second person and *you* the formal — but in the modern era it sounds archaic, making it sound MORE formal than *you*.
Also it's a very weird thinking to do.
the point of community caches is to prevent your hosting from being DDOS'd by visitors (hosting is supposed to be possible to run on cheap machines) by caching the output. also it allows some limited forms of aggegation, e.g. backlinks (what are all "comment" records to point to my blog "post")
this would work say for a personal blog (reads go to your hosting, writes also go to your hosting). but you can't do aggregation (e.g. "blog post comments") because each user's data is in *their* own hosting.
a slight improvement here is querying community caches like constellation.microcosm.blue
Hello! — Constellation
よし行けるうちに風呂いくぞー！
てっぺんまでもうすぐ
You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them.
About the only thing you can't do is ignore them.
Because they change things.
냐앙
Racket v9.0
Link: https://blog.racket-lang.org/2025/11/racket-v9-0.html
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46023460
Me sometimes before going sleep at night:
apps do still need to have your data... at least to work very well. it's a spectrum. at the "low end" of the spectrum, you can imagine very simple apps that always retrieve your data directly from the AT hosting, and save it there. no aggregation, so they don't even need a dynamic server
The local baker has red hair.
He’s the ginger bread man.
ようやく肉体的にも精神的にも元気が戻ってきたかも
やっぱり疑わしきは反射光方式で測光すべきやなぁ
スポットで測るのが確実なんだが、露出計高いんよなぁ
as a user you get the choice - who hosts your data (e.g. Bluesky-the-hosting currently hosts mine, but it's possible to move to self hosting, or potentially other AT hosting providers) - which apps you use (completely unrelated to hosting)
ポシャってると簡単に言っているが、3000円だからそこそこ痛い
Messing with the CGA output on my Amstrad PPC512
あー夕日の写真測光ミスってるなぁ
多分ポートラ400の方もポシャってる。
ibis paint、linux対応してない件
相互リンクしたい🆚それを想定したデザインじゃない (貼る場所がない)
맹꽁이
Cat 🐈🥗 (D.Burch) 
불가사리 소년 
초무
드라코
Andreas Freise
DevelopersIO 
