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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편의점 CU가 '두쫀쿠' 열풍으로 ‘두바이 미니 수건케이크’를 전국 매장에서 판매한다고 밝혔습니다. ‘한입 두바이 쫀득 찰떡’, ‘두바이 쫀득 초코’ 등도 순차적으로 출시할 예정입니다. 다음달 18일까지 자체 앱인 포켓씨유에서 두바이 콘셉트 상품을 구매한 고객을 대상으로, 추첨을 통해 두바이 항공권도 증정합니다.

‘두쫀쿠’ 열풍에…CU, 신상품·항공권 경품 마케팅 선...

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‘...피고인(이상민) 성품이 절대 무리하지 않는 스타일이다. 적어도 제가 아는 이 장관은 그렇다. 피고인은 절대 무리 안 한다. 술을 잘 마신다. 나보다 주량이 엄청 세다. 술 마시고 단 한 번도 흐트러진 자세를 보여준 적이 없다. 나는 술 마시고 앞니도 다 나갔다. 결혼 반지도 잃어버렸다. 술 마시고 길에 누워있다가 경찰 도움을 받기도 했다. 그런 내 입장에선 술을 아무리 먹어도 한 번도 흐트러지지 않는 이 장관을 볼 때 얼마나 밉겠나...’

이상민 변호인의 말이라는데 이건 자기가 술찌질이라는 이야기 밖에는 안되는 것 같은데..

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편의점 CU가 '두쫀쿠' 열풍으로 ‘두바이 미니 수건케이크’를 전국 매장에서 판매한다고 밝혔습니다. ‘한입 두바이 쫀득 찰떡’, ‘두바이 쫀득 초코’ 등도 순차적으로 출시할 예정입니다. 다음달 18일까지 자체 앱인 포켓씨유에서 두바이 콘셉트 상품을 구매한 고객을 대상으로, 추첨을 통해 두바이 항공권도 증정합니다.

‘두쫀쿠’ 열풍에…CU, 신상품·항공권 경품 마케팅 선...

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트위터 초반에 알고있던/알게 된 지인이나 유명계정을 제외하면 요즘 SNS는 이게 사람인지 AI의 게시물인지 알기 어려운 계정들이 많아졌다.
다른 삶을 사는 대단하신 분들도 구경하고 경우에 따라서는 대화도 해보거나 친해질 수 있는 경우도 있었는데 요즘에는 그런 재미가 없어 아쉽다.

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I've spent a long time asking myself why open source matters so much to me, why I keep coming back to it. I once joined a company purely because they promised I could do open source full-time (it didn't turn out well). Before that, I was doing open source inside and outside of regular jobs. And now, in the age of LLMs, when the value of code itself seems to be declining, I'm still here, still doing this.

Recently it clicked. I do open source because it's social work—in the sense that it lets me participate in society.

Everyone wants to belong to some community, to connect with others. But I was never good at the usual ways of doing that. Social activities that came naturally to others were difficult for me. In school, I had few friends. After class, I'd stay home assembling Lego or reading books alone. Then I discovered coding.

Coding was a wonderful hobby for me, especially because I encountered it at the dawn of the internet era. The first programming languages I properly learned were Perl, PHP, and JavaScript—all languages of the internet age. The synergy was something else.

Gradually I fell into the world of open source. And there, even someone like me—awkward at conventional social interaction—could be social. My code helped people. I could collaborate by exchanging code. I could have conversations, mediated by code. IRC, mailing lists, forums—these became my social media. Over time, “the group I wanted recognition from” became the people in the open source world. I didn't care much about being recognized by classmates, but I wanted to be recognized by these people I'd never met face to face.

That mindset still shapes me now, approaching forty. I still care more about recognition from open source programmers than from colleagues. The social activity that happens in open source communities is, after my family, the most important social activity in my life.

The specific things I build, the technical details—those matter less than I used to think. I just want to do the kind of social activity that suits me, and open source happens to be the way I do it.

That's all, really.

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I've spent a long time asking …

I've spent a long time asking myself why open source matters so much to me, why I keep coming back to it. I once joined a company purely because they promised I could do open source full-time (it didn't turn out well). Before that, I was doing open source inside and outside of regular jobs. And now, in the age of LLMs, when the value of code itself seems to be declining, I'm still here, still doing this. Recently it clicked. I do open source because it's social work—in the sense that it lets me participate in society. Everyone wants to belong to some community, to connect with others. But I was never good at the usual ways of doing that. Social activities that came naturally to others were difficult for me. In school, I had few friends. After class, I'd stay home assembling Lego or reading books alone. Then I discovered coding. Coding was a wonderful hobby for me, especially because I encountered it at the dawn of the internet era. The first programming languages I properly learned were Perl, PHP, and JavaScript—all languages of the internet age. The synergy was something else. Gradually I fell into the world of open source. And there, even someone like me—awkward at conventional social interaction—could be social. My code helped people. I could collaborate by exchanging code. I could have conversations, mediated by code. IRC, mailing lists, forums—these became my social media. Over time, “the group I wanted recognition from” became the people in the open source world. I didn't care much about being recognized by classmates, but I wanted to be recognized by these people I'd never met face to face. That mindset still shapes me now, approaching forty. I still care more about recognition from open source programmers than from colleagues. The social activity that happens in open source communities is, after my family, the most important social activity in my life. The specific things I build, the technical details—those matter less than I used to think. I just want to do the kind of social activity that suits me, and open source happens to be the way I do it. That's all, really.

hollo.social

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我判斷一個人係咪真係open minded嘅方法係,當聽到啲脫離佢地認知嘅嘢嗰陣,佢地嘅反應會係好奇地想知多啲,定係一嚟就反對話:無可能。

後者點話自己open minded 我都唔會信😂

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@: 자 뉴진스 얘기가 그냥 단순 연예인 가십이 아니고 대중들이 관심을 많이 가져야 하는 이유를 보자 길어도 읽어줘 1. 광고주인 애플, 민희진의 어도어, 광고제작사인 돌고래유괴단 3사가 뉴진스 ETA 뮤비 디렉터스컷을 유튜브에 개시하기로 합의함 2. 그런데 민희진 해임 후 짭도어가 디렉터스컷을 내려달라고 돌유단에게 통보함 3. 짭도어 vs 돌유단 소송으로 갔고 애플 측에서는 돌유단 말이 맞다는 사실확인서까지 보내줌 4. 오늘 재판 결과 짭도어가 일부승소해서 돌유단이 10억원을 배상하라는 판결이 나옴 (?????????????)

RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:a6qvfkbrohedqy3dt6k5mdv6/post/3mceg4vw6n22a

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