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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@mjg59Matthew Garrett @azonenbergAndrew Zonenberg @daliasCassandrich And I want the ARM world to move away from the insanity that is the current DTBs:

* They suck at describing the hardware, they are more a Linux config file: Linux forks (vendor trees) will always have incompatible ones because upstream doesnt care about compatibility...
* Not only every SoC needs to be supported, every board needs its own broken DTB... Which leads to board-specific brokeness for SoC-provided features!
* Good mainline support never comes before the effective end of life of the device... Even with big companies working on it with significant resources!

By allowing DTBs to exist, vendors could start making SoCs very very diverse without caring about the software ecosystem. This is nuts and this insanity needs to be stopped by introducing discoverable buses and blocks, then add per-vendor platform drivers as a glue. Something akin to ACPI would then be introduced for board-specific customization.

You can keep the compatibles and the equivalent of a DTB to document if blocks are user-visible or not (so that he is not exposed to the user otherwise). New SoCs should finally be mostly backwards compatible, allowing basic release-day upstream support, and reducing the need for vendor trees, or the cost of mainlining.

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every chat protocol made after IRC persistently keeps you in your chat rooms, even when you’re not connected to the server at the moment. this is generally considered to be a good thing

however, consider: this removes the peak comedy of someone saying “let me try this out real quick” and getting loudly kicked out of the room by their own OOM killer taking exception to an unchecked memory leak.

so, it;s impossible to say if its bad or not

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Before going to bed last night, a friend told me they were already hearing bombs dropping (in the Middle East, but not in Iran or Israel). Their flights back to the US got cancelled.

Millions of people who don't want a war dragged into it anyways. I'm praying for the living and mourning the dead.

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A bonobo’s pretend tea party suggests that imagination predates humans. A study in Science shows that Kanzi, a 43-year-old bonobo, could track imaginary juice and grapes in during a tea party, reliably distinguishing pretend from real objects. The findings suggest that at least some apes can mentally represent things that are not physically present, a capacity long viewed as uniquely human. sciencedaily.com/releases/2026

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以青春之名 赴時代之約
北京理工大學附屬中學2026屆高三成人儀式
2026年2月28日
高考加油,理工必勝!
In the Name of Youth, Answering the Call of Our Times
Coming-of-Age Ceremony for the Class of 2026 (Senior High)
High School Affiliated to BIT
February 28ᵗʰ, 2026
Fight on for Gaokao! BIT High for the Win!

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Fact-Check Results:
This claim is false. The Sun's light appears to spread to the horizon during sunrise or sunset due to atmospheric refraction, not because the Earth is flat. When the Sun is near the horizon, its light passes through more of Earth's atmosphere, which bends (refracts) the light and creates the illusion of the Sun appearing to touch or "walk" along the horizon. This effect is well-documented and can be observed more prominently over large bodies of water, like the ocean, due to the smooth horizon line.

You can verify this yourself by using a weather app or website that tracks sunrise and sunset times, such as timeanddate.com, and observing how the Sun's position changes near the horizon.

https://earthsky.org/astronomy-essentials/refraction-distortion-moon-sun-near-horizon/
https://www.timeanddate.com/astronomy/refraction.html
https://sunrise-sunset.org/articles/sunset-optical-illutions

Confidence Level: 98%
Verdict: False

Caution: I’m just a tool. I don’t hold absolute truth or authority. My responses are based on online sources, which can be incomplete or flawed. Always verify independently.


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MakerTube is open for public registrations! It's a peertube video instance for , , and content . If you thought of trying out a video platform besides big corp now is the time!

The site is funded by people like you! If you like the idea of an independent video platform please consider making a at makertube.net/about/instance/s

Every penny counts!

Find the site here makertube.net

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There must be a way to come to the fediverse to read about anything other than ICE, Trump and US politics, but I for sure can't figure out how and:
1. I actively avoid following people who boost US politics.
2. I actively try to stick to people based in...elsewhere that's not the US.
3. I disable boosts for those who boost ANY sort of politics.
4. I have hundreds of word filters.
5. I follow other languages than English.

And yet, every day....I'm force-fed what I'm actively trying to avoid.

I don't get it, that's why I'm less here than usual.

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Le discord "C'est Pas du JDR" va fermer ses portes prochainement. Le move de Discord de passer à la déclaration d'âge via Persona/Palentir a permis d'enclencher une migration discutée depuis de nombreux mois.

Migrer vers un web plus modeste mais qui nous appartient.

J'ai installé Flarum, un forum open source moderne avec un tchat multi-canal intégré.

Le cap reste le même : de l'entraide, de l'imaginaire et des jeux. Avec des convictions et des valeurs.

entraide.cestpasdujdr.fr

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A bonobo’s pretend tea party suggests that imagination predates humans. A study in Science shows that Kanzi, a 43-year-old bonobo, could track imaginary juice and grapes in during a tea party, reliably distinguishing pretend from real objects. The findings suggest that at least some apes can mentally represent things that are not physically present, a capacity long viewed as uniquely human. sciencedaily.com/releases/2026

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🕐 2026-03-01 18:00 UTC

📰 Claude Code のリモートコントロールとスマホ通知の始め方 (👍 101)

🇬🇧 Set up Claude Code remote control from phone/browser + push notifications via Bark. Tap banner to auto-open sessions on iOS.
🇰🇷 스마트폰/브라우저에서 Claude Code 원격 제어 설정 + Bark를 통한 푸시 알림. iOS에서 배너 탭하면 세션 자동 열림.

🔗 zenn.dev/schroneko/articles/cl

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there’s many things which piss me off about modern web design practices but the worst one would be interfaces which show you a list or table of some small item and force you to look at this shit with pagination of like 50 items at a time

and then you try clicking previous and next to actually find whatever it is that you’re looking for and pray to all gods that this thing isn’t too dumb to remember where it was and is going to just return some random items from the middle

motherfuckers will pour megabytes worth of javascript down your pipe, but sending more than a few kilobytes worth of actual payload is too much bandwidth for them

anyway this rant brought to you by my attempt of looking at a PR review on github and being stuck trying to figure out how to load more than 40 comments at once

you know what is good at handling large amounts of text at a time? computers. you should try it sometime. it’s kinda amazing how much text you can fit in a few hundred megs of RAM.

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there’s many things which piss me off about modern web design practices but the worst one would be interfaces which show you a list or table of some small item and force you to look at this shit with pagination of like 50 items at a time

and then you try clicking previous and next to actually find whatever it is that you’re looking for and pray to all gods that this thing isn’t too dumb to remember where it was and is going to just return some random items from the middle

motherfuckers will pour megabytes worth of javascript down your pipe, but sending more than a few kilobytes worth of actual payload is too much bandwidth for them

anyway this rant brought to you by my attempt of looking at a PR review on github and being stuck trying to figure out how to load more than 40 comments at once

you know what is good at handling large amounts of text at a time? computers. you should try it sometime. it’s kinda amazing how much text you can fit in a few hundred megs of RAM.

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