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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I can't validate if this is true but I've heard that if you want to return *any* Ring camera you have, no matter how old, citing their agreement with Flock as a violation of the terms of service, you'll get the refund approved.

Technerds, feel encouraged to drop alternatives folk in the comments, please.

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@evanEvan Prodromou You didn't say "what are your conditions to use software", you said "how many unpaid volunteer hours should there be". There is software with those problems with thousands of hours of investment, there is also software without those issues with very little.

I don't "owe" the project usage, and the maintainers don't "owe" the project maintenance hours.

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I’ve complained LLMs are bad at SwiftUI, and that’s not entirely accurate.

It has bad default approaches, because it’s all trained stale StackOverflow answers. It can be steered in the right direction if you know what you’re doing, but that’s kind of the problem.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Apple needs to massively improve its documentation and sample code to overcome this. Thousands of sample projects, actively maintained.

(Hi WWDR! Hire me to do this!)

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I’ve complained LLMs are bad at SwiftUI, and that’s not entirely accurate.

It has bad default approaches, because it’s all trained stale StackOverflow answers. It can be steered in the right direction if you know what you’re doing, but that’s kind of the problem.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Apple needs to massively improve its documentation and sample code to overcome this. Thousands of sample projects, actively maintained.

(Hi WWDR! Hire me to do this!)

Addendum: there’s bad SwiftUI code, ignorant of modern API, bashing HStacks and GeometryReaders together until something works. That needs training to overcome.

Then there’s failures of the framework. Like how you can attach an alert to a button, but not if it’s inside a menu. Or how you can add toolbar items to a bare window on macOS but not on iOS.

Those are failures of “learn once, write everywhere” and Apple needs to be better about them. Too many caveats, too many gotchas.

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Why invest energy in D&I work when it's being questioned everywhere?
Because barriers are real. Because Python is global. This is what not giving up looks like.
Check out my post: georgiker.com/blog/python-is-f

@ReuvenReuven M. Lerner @juliobsJulio Batista Silva @brnsbNathan Bransby @riecatnorMarie Nordin @keanyaphelps @karobotcoKarobot

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An Adelphi University student in New York successfully sued his school for using Turnitin's faulty AI detection. Could someone with PACER access please download the judgment for me? Orion Newby vs. Adelphi University in New York Federal Court. I'd like to see if it's as groundbreaking as is being reported.

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Zatím neúspěšné jedenáctidenní pátrání po unesené stařence, které sledují celé spojené státy, narazilo na další slepou stopu. Policisté po pár hodinách bez obvinění propustili zadrženého muže. Hlavním vodítkem tak zůstává video získané z dřív nedostupných záznamů bezpečnostní kamery.

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The original Secure Boot certificates are about to expire, but you probably won’t notice

With the original release of Windows 8, Microsoft also enforced Secure Boot. It's been 15 years since that release, and that means the original 2011 Secure Boot certificates are about to expire. If these certificates are not replaced with new ones, Secu

osnews.com/story/144387/the-or

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fash cat game

If there’s one damn thing terminally online millennials learned it’s that being transgressive about fash shit for the sake of edgy transgression alone is 100% impossible. It provides cover for sincere expression of the sentiment. Don’t joke about eugenics, sincere nazis are paying attention.

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RE: social.coop/@Wtebbens/11605354

Dit is een interessant overzicht.

Ik denk dat het een mooie 'ranglijst' is mbt de vrijheid bij software.

Toch wil ik hier iets tegenover zetten: je wil als gebruiker van software niet alleen toegang tot een applicatie, maar ook tot een organisatie die het onderhoudt en die duurzaam is.

Daarom zullen we ook moeten werken naar open source die duurzaam wordt beheerd door organisaties. Soms kan dat groen, soms moet dat misschien geel.

Maar belangrijker dan alles is stabiliteit en vertrouwen.

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Reflect Orbital wants to destroy the night sky to deliver "sunlight as a service". SpaceX wants to destroy Low Earth Orbit to launch one million "AI datacentres"

The only way to formally protest these two ideas is to file a comment with the US FCC, which is horribly complicated, but the American Astronomical Society has detailed instructions posted here: aas.org/posts/advocacy/2026/02

Comments due March 6 for SpaceX and March 9 for Reflect Orbital. Write! Write! Write!

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