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.

I know it's not just me but I hate how society puts all of these real-time assessments of an individual's behavior on you. For example, Lyft prompting you to give a tip *during the ride*, or getting a survey about an individual employee right as they leave. It just seems like one of those idiotic ways in which humans have mechanized society broadly but in a stupid direction that lacks serious substance

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Interesting… just saw a sidebar on a YouTube video for a fundraiser being run by the channel. Was legitimately surprised to see YouTube doing product development to further YouTube itself as a revenue center instead of just treating YouTube as a site for investor storytime about how Google is adopting "AI"

YouTube screenshot of "Angine de Poitrine" performing live at the KEXP offices, with a "donate now" box for KEXP on the right. "YouTube covers all transaction fees".
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@djangonews is a wonderful resource for the community. I'm always excited to read the latest edition. This week's included some love for django-antipatterns.org

The site includes extra context on JsonResponse(safe=) which clarifies why it's important. Thankfully, browsers have gotten better to the point where this feature (and antipattern) can be removed!

better-simple.com/django/2026/

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This month, CC will be represented at the AI Impact Summit in Delhi to discuss the future of AI policy and practice. CC will be focused on areas where we can make a distinctive contribution to AI governance in the public interest.

If you'll be in Delhi, you can connect with Rebecca Ross and Anna Tumadóttir, at:

-CivicSabha 2.0
-PAIRS India
-OpenMined Community Meetup
-And more!

creativecommons.org/2026/02/06

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I have learnt about Dijkstra using Leonardo numbers (basically like Fibonacci, but his first name was Leonardo) to virtually treat indexed array as binary tree in 1981... and my head kinda exploded:

So you can have binary tree without pointers and all this stuff! Just by knowing how far ahead you need to look into array.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoothso

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한국의 정치인들이 차별금지법과 성평등 정책, 특히나 동성혼을 포괄하는 평등혼 제도에 대해서 굉장히 우려가 많은걸 압니다. 하지만 걱정하지 마십시오. 앞서나간 나라들이 있습니다. 물론 그 나라들의 정치인들도 대부분 우리나라의 정치인들과 비슷한 걱정을 했죠. 그들이 어떤 경험을 했는지, 직접 들어보면 어떨까요? 지금 보시는 영상은 12년 전 유튜브에 올라온 뉴질랜드 의회의 기록입니다. youtu.be/gtJCCuuho-s?...

뉴질랜드 의회 '평등 결혼(동성결혼) 법안' 편 New...

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I'm on the airplane home from London to Montreal. We've got the Social Web Community Group meeting in about 36 minutes. I paid for the extra extra extra bandwidth package for Internet access, but I'm still worried about having good reception for a call. I guess we'll see!

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The beauty of the internet is that information is but a click away. I embraced the joy of random knowledge, and this book is an invitation for you to do the same. Here's , the sequel to - 52 weeks, 52 new things that we could think about.
alphabetapisigma.gumroad.com/l

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This is getting out of hand, now there are 3 of them!

With 0.12.0 of django-tasks, the DB and RQ backends are now in their own packages and repositories - making the separation between the interface and flagship backends clearer.

github.com/RealOrangeOne/djang

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How to Play Accordion: Beginner Step-by-Step Guide:

Someone posted a link to an introduction to playing the accordion on mastodon last night

The article seems to be either really poorly translated, or very badly mangled and unfiltered AI slop

Or probably both: a bad translation run through AI?

Or AI fed on bad translations?

Anyways. The internet will soon be entirely useless. This is all we’ll see:

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Black cat is an acrylic painting in contemporary square format painted by artist Karen Kaspar. A black cat is hiding in a meadow. You see the head of the black cat with green eyes. The background is painted with bold expressive brushstrokes in shades of green, yellow, orange and ocre.
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I am excited to update you guys on life with the
@furilabs@fosstodon.org FLX1s, a new Linux smartphone that follows and improves on their previous model, the FLX1.

I've been daily driving it since shortly after I received it - over a month now! And, yes, you read that correctly: it is a
daily driveable Linux phone. I have had to make a few minor compromises but a lot of it comes down to the fact that the mobile app ecosystem on Linux isn't as expansive as those of other platforms and isn't targeted by developers. Fortunately, the phone includes a Waydroid fork called Andromeda which makes it a breeze to launch and use most Android apps but, unfortunately, those relying on direct hardware and/or networking access may not function correctly. For example, you lose access to Roku Private Listening and my RingConn Gen 2 smartring is essentially a dumbring now. The great thing is, though, that if you are a developer, you have a lot of opportunities to chip in!

I wouldn't call myself anything close to a developer but I've made what I hope are meaningful, if minor, contributions. I've added to the FAQ via a merge request. I managed to pin down a small environmental variable change that would allow Qt6 flatpaks to render correctly at certain scaling. I got a merge request accepted to upstream Phosh that changes the bluetooth tile in quick settings to list devices by aliases instead of names. I've made and shared a
handful of scripts to improve mobile usability (like ramping up alarm volume, being able to pre-dismiss alarms, automatic nightlight/dark theme/do-not-disturb settings) and I have more in the works. There is an active, engaged, and incredibly helpful community in their Matrix room (and the web forum) who have also been contributing in all sorts of amazing ways (most in ways far exceeding my small skill set).

Speaking of which, there is nearly always a member of the
@furilabs@fosstodon.org team in the chat willing to provide one-on-one troubleshooting covering anything from payment and shipment hiccups to mobile network issues. They are friendly and approachable and the accessibility is something I am not accustomed to.

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