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.

"日자민당, 단독 과반 확실…여당 ⅔ 가능성"…총선 출구 조사(종합)
(도쿄=연합뉴스) 경수현 특파원 = 8일 치러진 일본 중의원 선거(총선)에서 집권 자민당이 전체 의석의 과반(233석 이상) 확보가 확실한 것으...
yna.co.kr/view/AKR202602080546

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疑惑:运动健康类 App 似乎没有 FOSS 替代,以至于我现在仍然在为 Gentler Streak 付费(没有别的意思,这是个很好用的软件),为什么?我甚至有见过能够自托管的开源色情片管理系统。

一个不太礼貌的猜测是大部分开源软件爱好者并不在乎运动健康这件事

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どうでも良い話だけど、聖教新聞の販売店に貼られていた公明党のポスターが最近中道改革連合のものになっていて、う、うおうとなるなどしていた。いや、それ自体は当然なのだけど、実際に目にするとうおうとなるというか

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今天在獨立書店發現的漫畫,揭了幾頁馬上感興趣了
展現肉體力與美的運動

Kobo這部本身有優惠,連週年慶折扣三冊192台幣(對不起獨立書店…

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LLM AI programming agents are not good for mental health, it supercharges FOMO and takes procrastination to next level.
I have about 20 large changesets across 2 computers and 5 repos generated with AI agents ready to be pushed that I just can't force myself to review/take a look at.
Meanwhile there are small changes my apps need that I'm avoiding to do because I HAVE TO BE ON THE FUTURE TRAIN.

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今天去了集中營,天氣如圖,大約幾百公尺以外的地方就因為濃霧看不清楚了,有的地方我也沒有逛,好幾個告示牌寫了博物館維修中,冬天土地濕滑,要逛請自行負責人身安全。
因為天氣太差了,雪融化之後跟泥巴融合在一起到處都是水坑,石子容易掉進鞋子裡面。但我還是臉被凍得發麻,有時候不小心踩進雪裡那個黏糊糊的感覺真的很糟,還會留一個棕色的腳印。
總之這樣的天氣之下去看了園區部分的地方,這一根根柱子是因為墳墓被破壞了所以只好用這個方式紀念去世的人。這不是紀念去世的猶太人,而是這個猶太集中營被改建為蘇聯在東德的勞改營之後死在裡面的納粹黨員。
他們的處境一樣很差,蘇聯時期東德的人被迫對此保持沈默,與此相對的是西德的人可以談論這件事情,但也有人用來替納粹辯護。

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日本自民黨確定眾議院席次單獨過半情勢
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根據本台NHK在投票站進行的出口民調結果和情勢分析顯示,在本次日本國會眾議院選舉中,自民黨有可能單獨贏得300個席次,遠遠超過半數的233個席次,預計高市政權將繼續執政。
www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/zt/new

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「民主主義はただの多数決ではない」って中学校で習うやろ……。なんで鬼の首でも取ったように「勝った政党の方針に従い、国民全てが一致団結して、素晴らしい日本に向かって精進しよう」みたいになるんですかね……。それ、ただの「全体主義」ですよ……。
私はまっぴらごめんです。

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컴퓨터공학과 취업률이 하락세인데도

한국의 오픈소스에 불이 붙지 않는게 의아함.

러시아, 우크라이나, 중국 애들이 왜 오픈소스 열심히 하는 줄 암?

미국과 이런저런 이유로 등을 지는 국가들로서, 미국의 견제라는 큰 장벽까지 넘어서는 수단이 오픈소스이기 때문임.

우리나라는 뭐가 잘나서 안함?

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One thing I love about being involved in my College is I get a direct line on what young people are thinking.

In my circle of 30-50-somethings, it's taken for granted that "AI" is changing everything. Some people express caution that we shouldn't even take any position on software engineering education because it will be out of date within a week.

Meanwhile, my students are telling me that in their cohort, everyone is tired of AI and wants to learn proper software engineering.

One lesson here is: do you remember how clueless your boss was about everything? Recognise when you are in the "boss" demographic, and that your breathless enthusiasm and concern may be equally misinformed.

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minor tr(1) gotcha I encountered recently: It does NOT use regex-style "[a-z]" notation for a character class. One might do something like

$ echo 'abcd123' | tr -d '[a-c]'
d123

which does what's expected. But then put a "[" or "]" in the input:

$ echo '[abcd123]' | tr -d '[a-c]'
d123

The "[" and "]" are treated as literal characters and get deleted/translated too. You can use class-names with them though:

$ echo '[abcd123]' | tr -d '[:alpha:]'
[123]

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