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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ngl, one reason i am not going to start using LLMs (besides all the other reasons) is that literally everyone i've ever encountered who goes all-in on slopcoding ends up talking like a fucking cult evangelist about them, and i'm not interested in becoming a fucking cult evangelist.

like even the (very) few slopcoders that i actually still like and mostly respect: i don't think y'all understand how incredibly fucking creepy you sound all the time!

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:linux: Video accounts about to follow:

@vkc - Video guides to Linux, FOSS etc
@gbryantGardiner Bryant - Videos on Linux gaming & FOSS news
@thelinuxexperiment - Linux & FOSS news
@artarthur.pizza - Linux & FOSS tutorial vids & vlogs
@linuxuserspace - Linux history & news
@veggero - KDE developer's vlog
@hatnix - Linux gaming (in German & English)
@ronnietucker - Full Circle podcast, Ubuntu & Linux community news
@kde_community - Official KDE video account
@lasLinux App Summit - Linux App Summit video account

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At Youssef M. Ouled from @AlgoRace explaining their research on racist & militarist uses of AI, like in ‘Lavender’ (the AI machine directing Israel’s bombing in Gaza) and biases in new uses of AI by Spanish police, where cops adopt similar to ICE algorithm-guided tools for making decisions on spot about "who is more violent". Also about collective efforts like the citizen's-AI coalition: iaciudadana.org/ for forcing EU to make deliberative calls and deliberation with citizens

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はてさて :saba:

1add29cf40 (upstream/main) Redirect to short account URLs when requesting HTML for one of the AP endpoints (#38056)
a70079968c Break `ScrollableList` component into parts (#38059)
3fbb7424fa Emoji text input and character counter components (#38052)
43b0113a4a Update ES versions in CI/devcontainer to match primary compose (#38041)
a89754f288 Re-run `db:schema:dump` with rails 8.1 (#38044)
8a0261c51c Add `missing_attribution` boolean to preview cards (#38043)
5472ab251a Fix existing posts not being removed from lists when a list member is unfollowed (#38048)
078b87bdc1 New Crowdin Translations (automated) (#38047)
177f4ee3ae Update haml_lint to version 0.72.0 (#38042)
0a4f96be21 Update dependency tzinfo-data to v1.2026.1 (#38035)
0f2ad41f89 Update dependency public_suffix to v7.0.5 (#38034)

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애플, 99만원 '맥북 네오' 공개…중저가·교육용 시장 겨냥
(샌프란시스코=연합뉴스) 권영전 특파원 = 애플이 중저가 맥북을 내놓으며 크롬북이 장악한 중저가·교육용 시장에 뛰어들었다.
yna.co.kr/view/AKR202603050036

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Fastly is headed to Wasm I/O 2026 in Barcelona, March 19–20! 🇪🇸

We’ve got 3 amazing speakers lined up:
🎤 Sy Brand — Co-operative Multithreading & the Component Model
🎤 Erik Rose — Componentizing Fastly Compute
🎤 Luke Wagner — Towards a Component Model 1.0

If you care about WebAssembly, components, or cloud compute, don’t miss this. ⚡ @webassemblyeu @webassembly

More info: 2026.wasm.io/

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the bad neighbor has loudly announced to the building group chat that they would rather block fiber internet installation to all 36 units indefinitely than allow a technician into their apartment for five minutes, as they have a god-given right to privacy

so how many skeletons do you think we're talking?

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The infrastructure phase of AI governance has begun. Recently, CC attended the AI Impact Summit in Delhi, and what became clear is that AI governance is shifting. The conversation is moving beyond high-level principles and into harder, more structural questions about infrastructure, stewardship, and power.

Read our reflection on the biggest takeaways from Delhi and what we believe is CC's critical role in filling a global implementation gap.

creativecommons.org/2026/03/04

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I never seen such a detailed write-up of any other talk I have given before as this one of my talk about using FOSS tools in FOSS projects by @jzbJoe Brockmeier (jzb) in @lwnLWN.net I feel honored by the article, it really captures the spirit of my talk! lwn.net/SubscriberLink/1060649

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The implementation of Typent starter packs, inspired by BlueSky, is now complete.

For TYPENT users, consent is required. When you add someone, they receive a notification asking them to accept or decline. They are only added once they accept.

For accounts on other Fediverse servers, they are added directly, since other platforms do not yet support a consent flow for this feature. Once they do, we will update this to require their approval as well.

The implementation of Typent starter packs, inspired by BlueSky, is now complete.The implementation of Typent starter packs, inspired by BlueSky, is now complete.
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I started working on my implementation of and production software (aka DAW) called Maolan. It supports and , with experimental support for and . I am currently working on support for and . When I get it to work on all the mentioned OSes at least in virtual machine, is next. Once the core architecture is in place, contributions will be more than welcome. Stay tuned.

github.com/maolan/maolan

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I’ll have much more to say about the MacBook Neo next week on Mac Break Weekly, but my early critique is that even tho I’m a fan of this, we shouldn’t pretend that at its core, this isn’t a $300 Chromebook being sold for $600. The $300 premium is prob worth it for a subset of buyers. I love expanding the ecosystem to more people. But this is still a very expensive Chromebook with way worse connectivity and more storage. Yes, it runs macOS but…

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Fastly is headed to Wasm I/O 2026 in Barcelona, March 19–20! 🇪🇸

We’ve got 3 amazing speakers lined up:
🎤 Sy Brand — Co-operative Multithreading & the Component Model
🎤 Erik Rose — Componentizing Fastly Compute
🎤 Luke Wagner — Towards a Component Model 1.0

If you care about WebAssembly, components, or cloud compute, don’t miss this. ⚡ @webassemblyeu @webassembly

More info: 2026.wasm.io/

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I've broken down the risks and potential response to California's new(ish) Digital Age Assurance Act. It has a giant open source gap that, if fixed, could allay many concerns.

taggart-tech.com/ab-1043/

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