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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A NEW VERSION of
Requirements for Hangul Text Layout and Typography
한국어 텍스트 레이아웃 및 타이포그래피를 위한 요구사항
has been published.

w3.org/TR/klreq/

The content was rearranged to match the standard headings used for the W3C Language Enablement Framework.The document is still in English and Korean, with buttons to switch between.

Going forward, we will now begin adding new content.

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First they ask for your date of birth,
but later they claim it's not enough.

Then they ask for your full name and location,
but later they claim it's not enough.

Then they ask for a copy of your passport,
but later they claim it's not enough.

Then they ask for your facial scan,
but later they claim it's not enough.

Then they ask for your fingerprints,
but later they claim it's not enough.

Then they ask for your palm scan,
but later they claim it's not enough.

Then they ask for a scan of your iris,
but later they claim it's not enough.

Then they ask for ...

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LLM coding assistants didn't create a split between craft-lovers and make-it-go developers. They revealed one that was always there.

For craft-lovers, what's being bypassed isn't the output but the act itself. Marx called this separation from the act of production. But the alienation isn't coming from the LLM. It's coming from a market that penalizes whoever produces output more slowly.

Why craft-lovers are losing their craft

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Hey @kde with the recent birthdate field being introduced into systemd and the lead developer being obnoxiously stupid about it, Plasma desktop relying more on systemd feels wrong.

Given the circumstances, I urge you to please reconsider systemd dependency on KDE platform and if possible, please think of alternatives.

When you said X11 is getting axed from the codebase, I was ok with because Wayland has improved significantly over the years and offers more almost all the functionality from X11; systemd is different.

This post is an attempt to make my case as a (happy and satisfied) KDE Plasma user for few years so please think again about getting in bed with that project.

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図録の注釈見てたら「同時期に織田が曺良奎にあてて書いたハガキの未発送分も数枚市場にでていたが、筆者が値段に二の足を踏んでいる間に売れてしまって、行方がわからない。いつか公開資料となることを願っている。」とあって、それ俺も値段に二の足踏んでたやつだわ。内容は全部メモしてあるが。

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I finally finished a project I have been working on for a couple of weeks now: gdlike, a lightweight C++20 toolkit for working with binary data from your C++ code.

What it provides:
* Lightweight representations for the Godot variant/type system
* Facilities for reading and parsing the binary Godot formats (pck, scn)
* Lightweight node and scene tree representation

This also marks my change from GitHub to as a hosting provider!

Check it out at codeberg.org/znurre/gdlike

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macht mich schon wieder so fertig, dass es in der diskussion um den fall nun ausschließlich um gesetzgebung und bestrafung geht.

also ja, rechtliche handhabe muss natürlich (!) möglich sein und schutzlücken müssen geschlossen werden.

aber wenn wir jetzt schon wieder (hallo debatte, hallo , hallo etc.) nicht auch über gewaltprävention sprechen, dann kommen wir mit dem tatsächlichen leider nicht weiter.

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I finally finished a project I have been working on for a couple of weeks now: gdlike, a lightweight C++20 toolkit for working with binary data from your C++ code.

What it provides:
* Lightweight representations for the Godot variant/type system
* Facilities for reading and parsing the binary Godot formats (pck, scn)
* Lightweight node and scene tree representation

This also marks my change from GitHub to as a hosting provider!

Check it out at codeberg.org/znurre/gdlike

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whats interesting about petname systems like inkandswitch.com/backchannel/ is that they mesh extremely well with the arguments i made in 2019 that in order to have a programming experience that did not privilege one written culture over another you had to abandon the notion of "human-readable names" at the level of APIs and libraries. i used the terms "display names" and "canonical names" but the ideas are quite similar. makes me feel like the underlying problems are related.

my 2019 work:
* ojs.decolonising.digital/index
* deconstructconf.com/2019/ramse

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How Google Maps is shaping where we eat.
Josh Toussaint-Strauss discovers that great restaurants are disappearing on Google Maps, despite having lots of reviews and high ratings, so he sets out to get to the bottom of it and finds out that what Google Maps shows us isn't necessarily what we want to see
theguardian.com/world/video/20

How Google Maps is shaping where we eat.
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새로운 도구를 만든 사람도 죄가 없고 새로운 도구를 사용하는 사람도 죄가 없고 새로운 도구를 사용하지 않는 사람도 죄가 없다. 죄가 있는 것은 새로운 도구를 이용해 노동자를 착취하는 자 뿐이다. LLM을 거부하는 것을 '러다이트 운동'이라고 부른다면, 그것은 의외로 뼈가 있는 말일 것이다.
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러스트 공부해야 하는데 이번주까지 공채 제출해야 할 게 많아서 너무 바쁘다. 러스트로 프로젝트도 하고 오픈소스에도 좀 더 기여해보고 싶은데 어떤 걸 더 할 수 있을까. 자소서 제출만 좀 끝나면 더 고민해봐야지.

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< F/OSS Histomat: We Should Reclaim LLMs, Not Reject Them
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writings.hongminhee.org/2026/0

The author argues against withdrawing from AI — instead proposing a Training Copyleft license (a GPLv4 / TGPL), following the same pattern as GPLv2 → GPLv3 → AGPL, each evolving to close new exploitation loopholes.

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The obvious answer is copyleft-type licenses.

(1) Has anybody done legal analysis on that beyond the obvious? I don’t think LLM training on copyleft code has been tested in court yet…? (Even LLM training on more restrictively licensed works seems to be surviving court challenge….)

(2) Are there copyleft licenses (i.e. “derived works must be similarly licensed”) out there that don’t have the Stink of Stallman on them? Or is GPL v3 still just the way to go despite the smell?

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Reminder in ten years from now that the bankruptcy of companies like Volkswagen and Ford (and why we all drive Chinese cars now) will have been fully the fault of short-term gains oriented greedy CEOs and the politicians that accepted bribes from them

theguardian.com/business/2026/

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