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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昔住んでた学生寮で別の日本人の女の子が「ホームレスが寮の中庭のゴミ捨て場を漁ってるのが不快だから鍵をかけたほうがいい」って職員に言ってて、職員の人といっしょに「誰が好き好んでゴミを漁ると思うの?なんでその人の事情を慮ってあげないの?」と話した。
実際、ホームレスの人は複数いたけど、学生がいるときは気遣って中庭から離れてるし、話しかけられたこともない。私には善良な、ただ困り事を抱えた人にしか見えなかったよ。

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前も言ったけど単純にテキストベースのSNSが音楽に向いてなさすぎるだけで、動画SNS主流になった今の時代音楽のSNSにおける地位とバズりやすさってありえないくらい上昇してる

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To be fair: I can be a size nazi. Whenever people ask me about which size I want, I ask things like "how many mLs is a Large?" because otherwise it doesn't mean much to me. Anyway, all of this to say that I probably shouldn't judge other people for their eccentric approach to assessing coffee cup sizes 🤷‍♀️

Anyway: arriving in Freiburg (Breisgau) now, with only 5 minutes delay.

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Finally published my Stylelint config as a separate npm package so I can conveniently reuse it between projects. Including a list of 499 properties sorted in a way that makes sense to me (never-ending work in progress). The update.js script will help me to keep it up to date using @mdnMDN Web Docs’s BCD.

github.com/pepelsbey/stylelint

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Zuckerberg has blown 77 billion – enough money to revitalize entire countries – on an idea so overwhelmingly, obviously stupid that I have never once heard anyone, from the Thanksgiving avuncular table to the most wretched depths of social media, say they liked it or even tried it. He was so sure that it would revolutionize the world that he renamed his extremely famous company after it. And now he's on to the next thing that he's so very, very sure about.

The world needs direction from sober people who aim to improve the human condition, not the whims of a handful of billionaire princelings who absolutely, positively cannot be dissuaded from failing at unprecedented scale while chasing their own vainglory off the edge of a cliff.

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h12o's Advent Calendar 2025 8日目

きょうのお昼は玉子屋の日替わりで、「年末感謝SpecialメニューDay!」松茸ごはん 味わい豊かな和弁当。

「かつお節エキスの濃厚な旨味をたっぷり吸い込んだふっくらごはんと、香り高い松茸が調和した一品です。年々調達が厳しくなっている松茸。今年も頑張って仕入れました!年1回の特別ご奉仕メニューです。」とのこと、これで580円は正義。

tamagoya.co.jp

松茸ごはん 味わい豊かな和弁当
マス塩焼     
ごぼうきんぴら
ちくわ天ぷら  
さつまいも天ぷら
五目巾着煮  
れんこん入り肉団子
みぞれ酢和え  
黒豆煮  
壬生菜漬
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committing to that kind of approach is just so obviously a massive PR mistake to me, too. historically it's been so difficult to pin down exactly what 'causes' bugs and regressions (beyond "entropy" or "mistakes") that developers aren't really blamed for them. but if you've decided to "Go All In On AI", any user experiencing any problem whatsoever now has their explanation: it was your fault. you decided to let the AI in, on purpose. it wasn't neglect, it was willful damage you caused

even as a force-multiplier for people who want to feel powerful or capable, i don't think there's much value there. nobody respects the witless manager who's unable to control their subordinates. it's embarrassing to see pull requests where humans desperately try to rein in hordes of chattering automata. from the outside it looks like supposedly-capable engineers have traded in concrete work for a bizarre video game. it makes me question their judgement in general. they look silly

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a high-profile software project proudly announcing that it's going to start "using AI" is basically the same thing to me as seeing a big "this repo is archived" banner. perhaps even worse in some respects? intentionally or not, the message it sends is "we don't really enjoy programming and we don't want to work on this anymore, but rather than retire the project we're going to do a really lackluster job from now on". like if your favorite coffee brand proudly announced "now 20% more sawdust"

committing to that kind of approach is just so obviously a massive PR mistake to me, too. historically it's been so difficult to pin down exactly what 'causes' bugs and regressions (beyond "entropy" or "mistakes") that developers aren't really blamed for them. but if you've decided to "Go All In On AI", any user experiencing any problem whatsoever now has their explanation: it was your fault. you decided to let the AI in, on purpose. it wasn't neglect, it was willful damage you caused

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a high-profile software project proudly announcing that it's going to start "using AI" is basically the same thing to me as seeing a big "this repo is archived" banner. perhaps even worse in some respects? intentionally or not, the message it sends is "we don't really enjoy programming and we don't want to work on this anymore, but rather than retire the project we're going to do a really lackluster job from now on". like if your favorite coffee brand proudly announced "now 20% more sawdust"

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RN♥ TRPG / inSANe 인세인 / 구인
룰: 1권, 2권, 블데(선택사항이나 어빌 사용 채택합니다)
3인 1사이클 배틀로열형 'One Bullet'

인원 : 낙차(저, GM), 빠닥님, 쀼리님
3인 시나리오라 한분 구인합니다!

일시 : 12월 26일(금) 오후 2시~ / 길어지면 저녁시간을 끊고 오후 9시~
장소 : Roll20

진행시
- 사담 분리 X, 자유로운 사담 및 의견 조율 선호
- 대화 텀이 빠른 편

- 팔로워 한정 X 선착순 X
멘션, DM, 그 외 다른 수단으로 연락 주셔도 무방하며
연락 주실 때 간단한 세션 성향, 캠페인 참여가능 여부(확정이 아니어도 됩니다) 을 함께 말씀주세요!

감사합니다^//^)




시나리오 정보
3인 1사이클 배틀로열형 'One Bullet'

개요

낯선 천장과 네모난 방, 처음 보는 사람들.
테이블에 놓인 리볼버 한 정, 탄환 한 발.
PC앞면 (전원 동일)
당신은 A 연구소의 연구원이다. 눈을 떠 보니 처음 보는 네모난 방에 처음 보는 사람들과 함께 있었다. 어떻게 된 건지 전혀 모르겠다. 자신이 왜 이런 곳에 있는지도 전혀 짐작 가지 않는다……. 당신의 【사명】은 이 방에서 탈출하는 것이다.

★주의사항
소재: 사망, 텍스트고어
진행: PC간의 대립이 필수적입니다. PC간의 정보 불균형, 불합리한 전개, 윤리적 딜레마 상황 있을 수 있음

'대립은 고도의 협력형이다' 임을 숙지하고 이를 즐길 수 있는 분을 구인합니다.
PC끼리는 대립하게 되지만 PL끼리는 대화, 협력, 협동이 필요합니다. PC의 시점과 PL의 시점을 분리해 주시고 대립을 즐길 수 있는 분이 와 주셔야 마음 상하는 일 없이 플레이할 수 있을 것 같습니다.

캠페인의 첫 시나리오지만 단편으로도 엔딩을 볼 수 있게 작성했습니다. 재밌었다면..? 캠페인까지 참여해주시면 기쁠 것 같아요.

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Day 8 of Advent of Compiler Optimisations!

Which loop style is fastest—index-based for, pointer while, range-for, or std::accumulate? I compared four different ways to sum a vector. The compiler generates identical assembly for three of them! But one approach forces an extra calculation. Can you guess which? 🔄

Read more: xania.org/202512/08-going-loopy
Watch: youtu.be/FB8Hgj3TpJM

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I wish people would stop saying "JavaScript was written in 10 days" with the subtle implication that this is somehow shoddy or half-arsed. GvR wrote the first version of Python in a month in December 1989; the first bit of C was made out of B and NB in a month or two in ~1970. Every single bit of software you've ever used that isn't some enterprise nightmare was first a proof of concept hacked together in a couple of weeks by whoever first did it. This is entirely normal; it's not a bad thing!

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