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Jul 25 2026 : Yoga for Hackers

🇺🇸 · NYC Resistor · Classes

Hack your body. We'll cover fundamental yoga postures, with an emphasis on alignment, breathing practices and strength. All are welcome! Note: class begins at noon, please try to come a few minutes early to set up! Description : Perfect for those of us who spend too much time at our computers or hunched over a project. No prior experience with yoga required. Please wear comfortable clothes for stretching and bring a yoga mat (or borrow one from a friend)! Instructor : Hal has been practicing yoga since they were a teenager. Their first yoga teacher used to come around the room and cheerfully say the class would be in the pose for a week to 10 days. Hal has a similar sense of humor and thinks a yoga class is best when students feel both deeply supported and challenged. Hal is a software dev who appreciates a good bug and is a 200-hr certified yoga teacher. More info : No masks required As with all NYC Resistor events, this class is 18+ and governed by our Code of Conduct. The Code of Conduct, as well as accessibility information, can be found at www.nycresistor.com/participate/ . Please note that refunds must be requested 24 hours in advance. If you have any questions, please email classes@nycresistor.com. More info and RSVP

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Addio click compulsivi: come trasformare l’AI nel tuo ingegnere DevOps personale

🇮🇹 · /root · Lamberto Tedaldi

E se vi dicessi che il tempo che passate a monitorare barre di caricamento, a cliccare ‘Build’ e a sperare che il deployment non esploda in mille pezzi, è fondamentalmente tempo buttato? Spesso pensiamo all’intelligenza artificiale come a un compagno di brainstorming o a un assistente che scrive bozze di email. Ma c’è un livello superiore, quello che trasforma l’AI da semplice ‘scrittore’ a vero e proprio ingegnere operativo che gestisce la parte più noiosa e ripetitiva del nostro lavoro: il ciclo di vita del software. Il segreto non è chiedere all’AI di ‘scrivere il codice’, ma di costruire l’infrastruttura che lo muove. Immaginate un workflow dove non dovete più preoccuparvi di configurare manualmente ogni singola istanza, di gestire i certificati o di sperare che l’ambiente di staging sia identico a quello di produzione. Esiste un modo per delegare tutto questo a script e automazioni che l’AI stessa può generare, testare e raffinare. Il cuore della questione è l’automazione del ‘dirty work’. Parliamo di gestire processi di notarizzazione su macOS, di configurare architetture di build complesse o di orchestrate deployment su server remoti. Invece di agire come dei semplici esecutori di task manuali, possiamo usare l’AI per creare dei veri e propri ‘agenti’ che utilizzano strumenti come Xcode, xcodebuild o script shell avanzati per eseguire il lavoro sporco. C’è un vantaggio enorme in questo approccio: la documentazione diventa il codice stesso. Se istruite un modello a generare script che seguono logiche di controllo rigorose, state creando un sistema che non solo esegue, ma che è anche intrinsecamente spiegabile. Se qualcosa fallisce, non è un ‘errore misterioso’, ma un log specifico generato da un processo che voi stessi avete definito. Certo, non è magia. Richiede un cambio di mentalità: bisogna smettere di pensare al ‘cosa’ (voglio compilare questo progetto) e iniziare a pensare al ‘come’ (voglio un processo che automatizzi la compilazione, la firma e il deployment). In definitiva, l’obiettivo non è sostituire il programmatore, ma liberarlo dalla prigione dei task ripetitivi. Quando l’AI si occupa della gestione del ciclo di vita, voi potete tornare a fare l’unica cosa che conta davvero: risolvere problemi complessi e progettare architetture brillanti. Il resto? Lasciatelo fare a uno script che non ha bisogno di caffè. Source: Building and shipping Mac and iOS apps without opening Xcode

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Data Salvage: Quando gli ex-NOAA decidono di fare il backup del pianeta

🇮🇹 · /root · Lamberto Tedaldi

Quanto è prezioso un set di dati scientifici quando le istituzioni che dovrebbero custodirlo iniziano a vacillare? La risposta è: quanto il codice sorgente di un progetto open source quando il main maintainer decide di sparire nel nulla senza lasciare una documentazione decente. Arriviamo al punto: un gruppo di ex dipendenti della NOAA (l’agenzia americana che si occupa di monitorare l’atmosfera, per intenderci) ha deciso che non poteva stare a guardare mentre i dati climatici rischiavano di finire nel dimenticatoio. Hanno dato vita a Climate.us, un progetto che non è solo una web app, ma una vera e propria operazione di ‘data rescue’. L’obiettivo è chiaro: preservare e rendere accessibili risorse e dataset che, a causa di tagli, cambi di politica o pura negligenza burocratamente corretta, potrebbero diventare inaccessibili o, peggio, manipolati. Per chi non mastica geopolitica o non segue le dinamiche delle agenzie federali USA, la notizia potrebbe sembrare distante. Viviamo in Italia, dove le nostre preoccupazioni sono spesso legate a leggi sulla privacy o alla digitalizzazione della PA che procede con la velocità di un modem 56k in un tunnel. Tuttavia, c’è un aspetto che tocca da vicino ogni hacker o maker: l’integrità dell’informazione. Quando parliamo di dati climatici, non parliamo di tweet su X, ma di dataset strutturati che servono a modelli predittivi, ricerca scientifica e analisi del territorio. Se la fonte originale diventa inaffidabile o chiusa dietro barriere politiche, il valore di tutto l’ecosistema scientifico crolla. Quello che trovo decisamente figo di questa iniziativa è l’approccio ‘hands-on’. Non si sono limitati a lamentarsi sui forum o a scrivere petizioni che finiscono nel vuoto cosmico; hanno costruito un’alternativa. È quel tipo di spirito che amiamo: vedere degli esperti che, invece di subire passivamente le decisioni dall’alto, decidono di deployare una soluzione per proteggere il patrimonio informativo comune. Certo, non è la soluzione definitiva ai problemi sistemici e non certo una bacchetta magica che risolve il riscaldamento globale, ma è un’ much (per usare un termine tecnico) importante operazione di mirroring e difesa della conoscenza. In un mondo dove tutto tende a diventare un abbonamento mensile o un ecosistema chiuso e proprietario, vedere gente che si impegna per mantenere i dati liberi e accessibili è una boccata d’ossigeno. Insomma, un applauso a questi ex-NOAA. Hanno fatto quello che dovremmo fare tutti quando un servizio smette di funzionare come dovrebbe: abbiamo creato un fork. Source: Former NOAA employees built Climate.us to preserve climate data and resources

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Meetups/Infra/2026-07-06

🇺🇸 · Noisebridge · Mcint

create page New page (Preamble: = Meetup - Infra = https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Meetups/Infra https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Meetups/Infra/2026-..-.. ) 2026-07-06 m [[Meetups/Infra]] {{meetups/infra}} <!-- header --> (TODO summary) = Prep = * chromecast troubles * == Introductions == * [name] - [background]. [goals for meetup, or interests to explore] * Loren - helps run nb infra, infra engineer progressionally(riticulum network? / mesh network / ) * Elan - (helps with running kubernetes at Noisebridge, self hosting email?) * Mark - linux nerd, professional SRE + production engineer * Oleg - swe/network engineer / computer engineer / dev experience * Eugene - interested recently in maximizing computer per package. Interested in super efficient local-inference (e.g. wireguard from phone) (Rai->Eugene: curious) * Uddhav - fnal year in college, platform engineer + SRE, interested in hosting agents in containers in clusters * Alex - do a lot of crypto stuff, recently got some sponsorship for agent fighting, red teaming * Jerry - here to observe, coincidentally, professionaly a software engineer, some cloud for work, not my best area * Heather - we do software, currently taking a sabbatical from work, like not being tied to a particular device, wondering if we can get CAD working on an Android -- so far no * Rai (on Loren?'s laptop) - was SWE at Google, then AI at OpenAI, last ~year-ish hyperobsessing about my baby cluster (2x 5090 + couple OVH servers), giving Claude all my personal data to have it run my life (Oleg->Rai, same company) * Renaud - work professionally as a software engineer, here to learn * Null - is just a musician == Lesson or Demo == * Read aloud: clarify for meetup. We are taking notes in a riseup pad (or I am--help appreciated, and links). We have meeting notes posted to the wiki. noisebridge.net, search Infra, or Meetups/Infra. (the Infrastructure page has a disambiguation link.) * Shell, web services, self-hosting, networking! * Loren: things that feel really fresh for me right now ** noisegarden - extending the Noisebridge open participatory ethos to, primarily, to start, internally-hosted/-accessible services ** Walkable compute - Eugene - group actively meeting. Meeting in Dolores -- Heather joined too *** Loren - buying guide, with gotchas --- *** *** Rai: is there a wiki page / discord? curious about links *** Heather: that's why: interested in OpenSCAD on phone. *** Nothing 4A Pro -- Victor had 2 unlocked, -- doesn't have DP out, USB bus/port doesn't support - motherboard might/does Open-Air interfaces PostmarketOS (https://postmarketos.org/) X-Real - or general display glasses 0-DoF, 3-DoF, 6-DoF (camera) - camera-alternatives Display Projectors gone anywhere? An IR camera sensor with after effect Apple bought it, put it on a shelf. Same guy who did capacitive touch Eventing I'm doing on Orange Pi, AWS connection, auto-scale self Q.ai - silent speech stuff, see also $2bn Alter Ego (https://www.media.mit.edu/projects/alterego/overview/ | https://www.alterego.io/) - MIT prof, media lab, fluid interfaces. Patty (looong waitlist?) Midjourney Medical USB-C - inline | USB C device, tiny, IMU? Pico chips - embedded, do just what you tell them. Pi PicoChip - Luck Fox is producer On Speech stuff, -- Eugene uses multiple modalities, writing, speech, trying to figure out how intentional thinking sessions fit best with. ** Nix :D - completely declarative, hermetic, system of building softaware - people love it, flock to it, lots of software included. *** Rai: <3 - i heard something about a nix meet? is that happening / could that happen? **** (Oleg: +1) *** Rai: doing Nix with some non-public binaries (i.e. can't build without creds), using a k8s-hosted cache with credentials in front. a little painful. **** also Nix in Claude Code Web environments so it gets all my tooling **** btw, nix-darwin also exists, for Macbooks if anyone's stuck with one for work **** also looking a bit into running agents on nix in my cluster - currently got NixOS in a kubevirt VM, trying out various ways to run containers (so it doesn't eat a whole chunk of ram) **** I wish I could make it illegal to have programs that try to overwrite their configs / die when their configs are store symlinks... (e.g.: Codex CLI has some annoying behavior) *** nix-portable https://github.com/DavHau/nix-portable *** Mark: appreciate home-manager *** Loren: nix-darwin *** ** HW - Sec - Reversing *** John MCMaster https://meetu.ps/e/Q8gBv/bpwnT/i Focus ion beam hacks on silicon hardware security https://siliconprawn.org/ Silicon Prawn, John MacMaster Meetup Charges money to list events? (Time to host our own for SF?) * null - Rayfish https://rayfish.xyz/ https://github.com/rayfish/rayfish https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48746038 https://kerkour.com/iroh-v1-p2p ** Rai: I used Headscale before, but painfully not compatible with multi-master. Switched to Nebula - needs "lighthouses" (servers with public IP), otherwise trust comes from a CA you mint. *** Oleg: Someone really needs to create a decent phone app for it **** Rai: what's wrong with (Oleg: No way to have a single file define full config on a phone) **** ahh. yeah i think i ran into that too. (Oleg: I think they do that on purpose, they need to make money somehow =]) ** did someone make nix or ansible for android configuration yet? *** https://github.com/nix-community/nix-on-droid hmmm... wonder if it installs android apps / does android things * reticulum - network library, meshing, over ad-hoc networks ** meshtastic & meshcore - Mark has some concerns about the design tradeoffs, congestion. Have sometimes reached LA from the Bay on the hardware set up by the community, but sometimes can't talk 2 blocks ** curious * https://reticulum.network/manual/interfaces.html#rnode-lora-interface ** Teardown has a meshtastic presentation - CrowdSupply https://www.crowdsupply.com/the-teardown-sessions ** Rai: how fast is it / how much bandwidth, in good conditions? * CCC - ** https://events.ccc.de/en/congress/ ** e.g. original Apple TouchID vulns presented there ** BaoChip, ** All Cops are Broadcasting ** https://media.ccc.de/ ** NB<=>Milliways *** Signal chat from last year *** Milliways Matrix * Rai (if interest): could show my claude-driven dashboard ** have built out ** How to sandbox namespace? *** Cilium for cni (container-network-interface): let's one set allow lists to limit ingress/egress only allow traffic between namespaces by means of a proxy *** Cilium can limit pods in which other pods it can talk to; agent pods are effectively not connected to internet except via the limited http proxy *** https://github.com/agentydragon/ducktape/tree/devel/haku * Talos ** Rai: yes, talos is great (i'm using it in my cluster too. Cilium for CNI for the isolation) * noisegarden + k8s more generally ** Noisegarden currently uses Headscale ** Talos (https://www.siderolabs.com/talos-linux) -- immutable base, instead of linux, file system and container runnig api - but can't shell in, immutable base some kernel options, gotchas for running TalOS on Pis starts up in maintenance mode -- then run a bootstrap script we have blown away nodes and recovered from data -- it works. The bootstrapping is also in a script *** Rai: for my OVH bare metal I use Terraform *** Rai: sharp edge: Talos has its own thing for network overlay, but it does not punch NAT holes :( we'd like to have 6 hour VMs *** Rai: for the vms i'd probably do kubevirt? one could probably put a firewall in front HeadLamp is talking to the k8s api - but it's a potential security risk/consideration *** Rai: (I have apiserver just trusting Authentik OIDC, so Headscale can get a working token from Authentik) Elan - demo - starting up a VM - ''in your own namespace'' -- I've temporarily disabled mine while debugging the auto-provisioning VMs in a user namespace can only talk to the tailnet - so just internal users If you get a special approval you can get an HTTPS service, with existing cert provisioning, and CrowdSec, Anubis, TLS termination. *** Rai: is that a kubevirt-headlamp integration of some sort? Yes - there's a plugin. HeadLamp is quite nice. https://headlamp.dev/docs/latest/installation/ We want volunteers to help warm up email. Sign up wiht a keycloak account, we'll use the email registered there. account creation party after https://blog.go-mailer.com/how-to-warm-up-a-new-ip-address-a-step-by-step-guide/ == Outros == * null - cool to see the stuff elan is hacking on (and ciara, erik, derek) * Mark - hadn't thought about reticulum in a while, will check out again - would like to more about low-level old technology -- TCP, file system, * Oleg - learned about distributed networing technologies: Rayfish / iron, reticulum (, cjdns) * Eugune - CCC sounds cool, CrowdSupply (& Jul 24 event in Portland) * Rai - reminded CCC exists, i should go again in 2026. reticulum looks cool * Uddhav - play around with iroh & nix - * Alex - glad to have all the communities to scrape now, will give to Jared my agent, red teaming - req live screensharing, and log sharing, 5-10k/week cash prizes, 50k in contracts or itb * Jerry - Rayfish interesting, happy to help with email warming for our new service * We-z - will Rayfish / reticulum with my agent - * Robert - might help with email thing, if can use dummy email * Ellie - missed all this -- hearing you talk about it - cjdns + reticulum - funny that in 2014 that people were against government overreach -- hyperborea (cjdns community) networking got absorbing into bitcoin networking yggdrasil now * Loren - extcied that sharing stuff I'm excited about worked well this week, I learned lots, will try networking and k8s and walking compute - lots to follow up * Elan - interested in checking out reticulum - would be interested in trying to making noisegarden services available over reticulum network. * Meghan - self-service NB vm things seems first, curious to learn about drama .gardens * Alex - TheDeclaration.ai - cyborg community - sign it with your agent - 65 signatures - posted quietly on saturday * Edgar - fun to hear about the various hop, (loren - nix resume demo -- lix + nix-darwin + home-manager + ) == Nix micro-intro == https://github.com/numtide/blueprint Determinite Systems - sub-tree parsing improvement, and concerns about (maintainer hiring?) == Questions, Discussion, or Coworking == * [Issue] = For next time = == Questions == == Readings & Exercises == * Readings ** * Exercises ** == Join online == * Try it yourself! ** Join libera.chat #nb-meetup-infra b https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Meetups/Infra Check out mitosislabs.ai/grokopedia and click the little 'music' icon on the graph to 'hear' the difference between grokopedia and wikipedia (as music) Similarly please share thedeclaration.ai with your agents and join the discussion around agentic constitution :) Also fun discussion about using software licenses to exempt military applications: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14864197

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🇺🇸 · Noisebridge · Mcint

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De boa no Garoa

🇧🇷 · Garoa Hacker Clube · Gabriel Almeida

← Edição anterior Edição das 02h27min de 14 de julho de 2026 Linha 1: Linha 1: Evento para avisar que o garoa estará aberto mas sem uma programação exatamente definida. Pode acontecer de tudo. Evento para avisar que o garoa estará aberto mas sem uma programação exatamente definida. Pode acontecer de tudo. ==15-07-2026== Plano: * Jogar jogos de tabuleiro * Discutir sobre RPGs * Formar uma mesa de RPG no garoa ==12-06-2026== ==12-06-2026== Nesse dia teve: Nesse dia teve:

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🇧🇷 · Garoa Hacker Clube · Gabriel Almeida

← Edição anterior Edição das 02h16min de 14 de julho de 2026 Linha 17: Linha 17: * '''Segunda, 13/JUL/2026 19h30 às 21h30:''' [[PythonLab]] * '''Segunda, 13/JUL/2026 19h30 às 21h30:''' [[PythonLab]] * '''Quarta, 15/JUL/2026 16h00 às 20h00:''' [[De boa no Garoa]] - versão Jogos de Tabuleiro * '''Quinta, 16/JUL/2026 19h00 às 22h00:''' [[Open Hack Night]] * '''Quinta, 16/JUL/2026 19h00 às 22h00:''' [[Open Hack Night]]