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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해담 :_ku::_mo::_ri: :blobcatgooglyverified: @cmrbada@k.lapy.link
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Shared by 리피 :ydg: :verified:

개웃기네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
분명 지금 쯤 개찰 앞에서 만났어야 할 놈이
전 날에 술 잔뜩 먹고 신칸센 탔다가 자버리는 바람에 역을 놓쳤는데

히카리 타버리는 바람에 다음 역이 213.5km 앞인 곳에서 내려버림

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해담 :_ku::_mo::_ri: :blobcatgooglyverified: @cmrbada@k.lapy.link
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개웃기네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
분명 지금 쯤 개찰 앞에서 만났어야 할 놈이
전 날에 술 잔뜩 먹고 신칸센 탔다가 자버리는 바람에 역을 놓쳤는데

히카리 타버리는 바람에 다음 역이 213.5km 앞인 곳에서 내려버림

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Max Leibman @maxleibman@beige.party
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Device hoarding has a similar pedigree, referring not to the practice of collecting and holding devices one doesn't need, but rather simply holding onto a device that still works instead of replacing it as soon as possible.

Breathless headlines are blaming this so-called hoarding (again, literally not hoarding) for weakness in the economy.

Max Leibman @maxleibman@beige.party
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What quiet quitting and device hoarding have in common—besides being lies—is the worldview of people who believe in, worry about, and report on them.

The premise of quiet quitting and device hoarding alike is that you owe everything to your corporate masters. That giving less than everything to your job is "quitting," that spending less than every dime in your bank account is sabotaging the economy.

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geeknews_bot @geeknews_bot@sns.lemondouble.com
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소프트웨어 개발자의 고백: 더 이상 자기검열은 없다
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- 수개월 동안 *두려움 때문에 글과 온라인 활동을 중단했던 개발자* 가 *자기검열을 멈추고* , 그동안 인정하지 못했던 기술적·개인적 부족함을 고백하는 글
- *다형성(polymorphism)* 개념을 10년 넘게 이해하지 못했고, *SQL 실력을 잃었으며* , 대부분의 코드를 *자동화 테스트 없이 배포* 해 왔다는 사실을 …
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소프트웨어 개발자의 고백: 더 이상 자기검열은 없다 | GeekNews

수개월 동안 두려움 때문에 글과 온라인 활동을 중단했던 개발자가 자기검열을 멈추고, 그동안 인정하지 못했던 기술적·개인적 부족함을 고백하는 글다형성(polymorphism) 개념을 10년 넘게 이해하지 못했고, SQL 실력을 잃었으며, 대부분의 코드를 자동화 테스트 없이 배포해 왔다는 사실을 인정회사의 기술 스택 변화에 맞추려다 C#과 Blazor 학습을

news.hada.io · GeekNews

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Evan Prodromou @evan@cosocial.ca
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Hey, all. I need to find some examples of small (like, Raspberry-Pi-small) Fediverse instances that shut down because the traffic was too much for them. Do you know of any examples? Blog posts or other URLs with explanations would be helpful.

(Note that this is somewhat different from the thundering herd problem when someone shares a link on the Fediverse to a non-Fediverse site.)

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Evan Prodromou @evan@cosocial.ca
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Hey, all. I need to find some examples of small (like, Raspberry-Pi-small) Fediverse instances that shut down because the traffic was too much for them. Do you know of any examples? Blog posts or other URLs with explanations would be helpful.

(Note that this is somewhat different from the thundering herd problem when someone shares a link on the Fediverse to a non-Fediverse site.)

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Cassandra Granade 🏳️‍⚧️ @xgranade@wandering.shop
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The code doesn't do anything yet, but I'm fairly happy with the project layout for troubled_waters so far. I think it makes pretty good use of `just`, `pyproject.toml`, and `uv`/`pdm`/`pipx`.

The big thing I'm not completely happy with so far is that it's not exactly configurable whether it uses `uv` alone or `pdm` and `pipx` together. Either way, though, zero assumptions are made about what version of Python you may or may not have on PATH.

codeberg.org/cgranade/troubled

Summary card of repository cgranade/troubled-waters, described as: Multiprotocol bridge between MQTT servers, including native MQTT and Meshtastic

troubled-waters

Multiprotocol bridge between MQTT servers, including native MQTT and Meshtastic

codeberg.org · Codeberg.org

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SnoopJ @SnoopJ@hachyderm.io
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Obnoxious "AI" enthusiast quotes, snark

Reading a blog post by the guy who made a name for himself by being annoying on the ocaml repo among others

"I recently discovered that I possess certain AI-assisted superpowers"

Off the psychosis race right off the bat, mkay.

"This PR was entirely AI-generated over the course of 2–3 days. Can you tell?"

Yes. We can all tell, bud.

"I asked Claude to show me the differences between two code paths — yes, you can ask models to describe code! —"

Epiphany ain't what it used to be.

"even if I didn’t type the code myself, I own it"

Dubious, but the US Copyright Office's claims about mixing in human contributions to legitimize these otherwise *unownable* pieces of IP are vague enough that even someone like you can probably cross the threshold by accident.

"It feels a bit like being a principal engineer guiding a team of mid- to junior-level developers."

Here I am pretending to be surprised that you devalue other human beings. But the shamelessness of doing it loudly sure is something. Hope you can collaborate more with your peers, y'all deserve each other.

"my real constraint is cognitive bandwidth"

I agree with this.

"Overall, I feel like a coding god."

Must be true.

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