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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CES 2026에서 발표된 보스턴 다이내믹스의 아틀라스 양산형 버전 • 키 190cm, 무게 90kg • 56개의 자유도를 가지고 50kg의 무게를 들어올릴 수 있으며, 30kg 무게를 들고 이동하며 작업 가능 • 2개의 배터리를 탑재해 4시간의 동작 시간을 가지고 있으며, 스스로 배터리를 교체할 수 있음 • 방수 기능 제공으로 세척이 용이 • 동작 온도는 영하 20도~ 영상 40도 • 인공지능은 현재 구글 제미나이와 협력 중 • 하루면 생산과 관련된 학습을 마치고 현장으로 투입 가능

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아파트 팔고 쓰러져가는 한옥 리모델링해서 이사 간 가족

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저런건 사실 제대로 된 한옥이라기 보단 일제시대 조선집이라고 불리던...한옥의 요소 몇가지를 가져온 집 형태인데, 북촌 같은 유명한 한옥촌에 남아 있는게 저런게 주로이다보니, 한옥이라고 불리네.

어렸을 때 저런집 개량해서 사는 집 친구들 있었는데, 생각보다 불편했음.

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to clarify all of the above, again you don’t need to run own PDS for any of this. own PDS is kind of an adventurous case all of this stuff works fine with the PDS you already have (managed by bsky the company)

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Here's a bash command to get the URL of a YouTube channel's feed from the channel URL using yt-dlp and a bit of sed magic, using the channel from @cinimodevDom 🦻 as an example:

yt-dlp --playlist-items 0 -O playlist:channel_url --print channel_url youtube.com/@dominiccorriveau | sed 's/channel\//feeds\/videos.xml?channel_id=/'

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RP) 조금 더 정확하게 말하면, 미국인들 중에서도 경합주에 거주하는 미국인들이 뽑는 거라고 하는 게 낫지 않나 싶습니다. 선거인단 독식 시스템이라서 경합주 선거인단을 어느 쪽이 먹냐에 따라서 좌우가 되거든요. 미시건, 위스콘신, 펜실베니아, 네바다 몇 주가 좌우를 합니다...

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(リンク先スレッド)これはよく言われることだが、人間は責任を取るけどAIは責任を取らないというのがキモになると思う。(なので仮にシンギュラリティに到達したとしてもレビューをする工程は残るからマシン語直接出力はあり得ない)

>Xユーザーの大貫剛🇺🇦🇯🇵З Україноюさん: 「ふと思ったのだが、プログラミング言語って人間がマシン語を読み書きするのが困難だから存在する中間言語なのだから、AIがプログラミングするのなら直接マシン語書けるんじゃね?」 / X
x.com/ohnuki_tsuyoshi/status/2

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StackOverflow’s fall is a sign of something more troubling.

Sure, if your main metric is the round trip time it takes to solve a technical question then it may not look that bad.

After all, instead of asking questions to human experts who may take days or weeks to answer, beginners can directly submit them to an LLM trained on that very knowledge and get answers within seconds - perhaps not perfect, perhaps with a bit of refinement required amid model hallucinations, but in most of the cases enough to get them started.

What many seem to ignore though is that the training set that went into the LLM was harvested through tens of thousands of curated answers manually submitted by human experts over years to the StackExchange platforms.

We know a lot about all the most obscure use-cases of collections and itertools in Python, or the best composition patterns in SpringBoot, because thousands of human experts put together thoughtful answers and articles on those topics, and they are all publicly available.

But technology is never static. Programming languages and frameworks come and go. Where will the knowledge about such future craft live? In a world where humans no longer willingly and freely post such knowledge on StackOverflow or Reddit, how can such knowledge be fed to increasingly hallucinating stochastic parrots?

Or do we accept that human craft is only required to feed AI models that haven’t yet caught up with it, and then it can be nicely packaged and provided through chatbots owned by trillion-dollar companies?

As if the only added value of developing problem solving skills in science and engineering was just to feed that knowledge to our AI overlords, and then be tossed away like hollow carcasses afterwards?

Plot of the number of monthly questions submitted to StackExchange
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Street Art Utopia shared the below article:

When Trees Become Art (9 Photos)

STREET ART UTOPIA @streetartutopia@streetartutopia.com

Nature has always been our greatest inspiration, but these artists are taking that connection to a whole new level. Instead of just walking past a trunk or a branch, they see a living canvas waiting for a story. From giant hands emerging from the forest floor to clever murals that use real leaves as hair, these nine photos show what happens when the human imagination meets the natural world. Sometimes the best art isn't found in a gallery, but growing right in our own backyards. More: Time […]

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나는 윤석열 사형에는 찬성할 수 없다.

죽음은 영원한 안식이다. 그렇게 편안한 결말을 줘서는 안 된다. 민주주의의 반역자는 아주 아주 아주 오랫동안 부자유와, 끝없는 후회를 맛봐야 한다.
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나는 윤석열 사형에는 찬성할 수 없다.

죽음은 영원한 안식이다. 그렇게 편안한 결말을 줘서는 안 된다. 민주주의의 반역자는 아주 아주 아주 오랫동안 부자유와, 끝없는 후회를 맛봐야 한다.
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ダイソーでわりと大きいもの買って電車で帰るのって、ダイソーのレジ袋がなんか妙に大きいことも含めて「あの人ダイソーで大きいもの買ったんだ」感が出てちょっと恥ずかしい

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Here's a bash command to get the URL of a YouTube channel's feed from the channel URL using yt-dlp and a bit of sed magic, using the channel from @cinimodevDom 🦻 as an example:

yt-dlp --playlist-items 0 -O playlist:channel_url --print channel_url youtube.com/@dominiccorriveau | sed 's/channel\//feeds\/videos.xml?channel_id=/'

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