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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Mozilla hath forsaken us and Firefox shall be shunned.

My horribly-named Firefox fork of choice shall be...

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i am trying to get better at designing websites very slowly and unsurprisingly i think design is a "skill" where "spending time on it" makes me "better at it" and making a nice design "takes time"

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> Rust is too constrained without [unsafe blocks] to get any useful work done.

Just saw this in the wild again.

@veloren has about 330,000 lines of Rust code today. It's a networked, multi-threaded, 3D, portable game and game engine played by thousands of people. Very much not a contrived example. Name any sort of code and you'll find it in there: GUI, packet parsing, physics, DSP, decision trees, database calls, ECS, procgen, audio. It's all in there.

It has 12 instances of `unsafe`:

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Highlights in my words.

Consider replacing a person without a business degree with someone who has one (bachelor’s, MBA, whatever).

1. Workers’ wages decrease.
2. Sales or profits do not increase.
3. Windfall profits are not shared with workers (non-business managers do).
4. They’re doing what they were taught in school.

Caveats about hard-to-wrangle data apply.

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In their words:

"This paper provides evidence from the US and Denmark that managers with a business degree (“business managers”) reduce their employees' wages.”

"Exploiting exogenous export demand shocks, we show that non-business managers share profits with their workers, whereas business managers do not.”

"these business managers show no greater ability to increase sales or profits in response to exporting opportunities.”

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Seems Bill C-3 is a pretty bad disappointment compared to the temporary court-order rule from this summer it replaced. (IN FUTURE,) rather than offering Canadian citizenship to anyone with a citizen grandparent, it restricts and requires the noncitizen parent to have spent like 3 years in Canada(?) before the kid's birth.

Wording on the news articles seems(?) to imply it might also open cases where the Canadian citizen is a great grandparent, but otherwise frustrating.

cicnews.com/2025/12/breaking-b

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A lot of folks have asked me if I'm serious about relaunching Mozilla after their inevitable collapse.

What I can say with confidence is that if the brand assets become available, I would absolutely look into purchasing them, in the same manner Perifractic "resurrected" Commodore. I am no millionaire, so this would have to be a community-driven thing.

Imagine: everyday people like us banding together to resurrect our beloved browser. I'd absolutely do my part to spearhead that.

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Will people ever learn to not manipulate file: URIs with their own code, prefixing pathnames with "file://", looking for slashes and substringing etc, but instead use libraries that work correctly?

(Betteridge's Law of Headlines applies.)

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최근에 별자리도서관의 한 에피소드인 리라자리이야기를 완결냈어요.
퇴고는 아직이지만 소장본프로젝트팀의 진행상황에 맞춰서 천천히 할 예정이에요.
표지도 조금씩 그리고 있고요!
:pndslime_dancing:

별자리도서관은 여러 별자리를 지키는 별자리지기들의 단편 이야기로 계속해서 이어나갈거랍니다.
그런데 첫 프롤로그 이야기가 2019년이었고, 첫 단편 이야기가 2025년에 쓰여졌는데...
이 속도로라면 최종 완결까지 최소 30년은 걸리겠네요.
:pndslime_aseri:

별자리도서관 : 리라자리 이야기 >
https://tobe.aladin.co.kr/s/27720

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RE: mastodon.social/@AwetTesfaiesu

Wenn ich mich an die digitale auf erinnere, dann fühlt sich das nach Enge an. Die antisozialer & algorithmischer befeuert die unserer .

Hier auf freue ich mich über viel mehr gelungene & wertschätzende Erwähnungen wie hier durch @AwetTesfaiesusAwet Tesfaiesus, MdB 🙏

Ich glaube wirklich, dass das & unser viel bessere ermöglichen als bisher. scilogs.spektrum.de/natur-des-

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> Rust is too constrained without [unsafe blocks] to get any useful work done.

Just saw this in the wild again.

@veloren has about 330,000 lines of Rust code today. It's a networked, multi-threaded, 3D, portable game and game engine played by thousands of people. Very much not a contrived example. Name any sort of code and you'll find it in there: GUI, packet parsing, physics, DSP, decision trees, database calls, ECS, procgen, audio. It's all in there.

It has 12 instances of `unsafe`:

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