IvanAchlaqullah

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by IvanAchlaqullah 5mo ago
Btw you didn't need one for mobile wikipedia, it's already gone since november. https://techblog.wikimedia.org/2025/11/21/unifying-mobile-an...
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Instagram data breach reportedly exposed the personal info of 17.5M users(engadget.com)
218 points by IvanAchlaqullah 8mo ago|60 comments
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by IvanAchlaqullah 1y ago
> But something crucial is missing from modern PKM apps: they do a poor job of helping me re-engage with information that I’ve already captured but forgotten about. > If I’m not careful, my PKM apps become black holes where informatio
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by IvanAchlaqullah 1y ago
There is something like this in Supermemo (flashcard program, like Anki). But it need a lot of data like your sleep time, historical result of your study (at what hours you answer more correctly), etc. [1][2] But to me this ideas feels like
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Rokoko Mocap federal fraud lawsuit: bricked devices on purpose and stole data(old.reddit.com)
5 points by IvanAchlaqullah 1y ago|0 comments
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by IvanAchlaqullah 1y ago
> Model obsolescence by user self-sufficiency is the final outcome. If only AI service start realizing this is what user wanted, which they won't admit since they want the user be addicted with AI.
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by IvanAchlaqullah 2y ago
Indeed. When I tried to add LibRedirect (another extensions that are not possible under Manifest v3) to Vivaldi, DNS over HTTPS suddenly stopped working. After checking the settings page, the settings to turn it on are completely disabled.
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by IvanAchlaqullah 2y ago
Currently I'm working on file compression program in Rust. Nothing too fancy, it just use common algorithms (LZ77, LZ78, etc.) The only difference here is that the program will switch on the fly between different algorithms depending o
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by IvanAchlaqullah 2y ago
I'm pretty sure it's already done that, since Windows Update always lied on how many GB it download. It's very common (at least for me) to see "small" 700 MB update ended up having 4+ GB downloaded.
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by IvanAchlaqullah 2y ago
> less inhuman bots In games, player don't want AI that 100% strong (it's not fun), what we want is AI that make mistakes like human do. So it's possible (assuming if the datasets is good), in fact it's already done
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by IvanAchlaqullah 2y ago
It's always interesting to see decades old papers, sometimes published with little to no fanfares, suddenly becomes "state of the art" because hardware have become powerful enough. For example Z-buffers[1]. It's used by
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by IvanAchlaqullah 2y ago
At this rate, robots.txt will be ignored by bots if it's not already. Just like ads company completely ignoring Do Not Track because it's always set to deny / opt-out by the browser. It's already been fixed , but the d
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by IvanAchlaqullah 2y ago
> CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license is not granted for logos after ## Commit[c2cf292]. > The following terms apply to logos after ## Commit[c2cf292] Wait, you can revoke Creative Commons licenses? Aren't CC licenses irrevocable? > Subje
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by IvanAchlaqullah 2y ago
Or refuse to implement IPv6. (At least here in Indonesia with only 14% adoption rate) Why? Because for residential user that want low latency internet & low packet drop (CGNAT increase both), ISP can charge "business price" fo
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by IvanAchlaqullah 2y ago
> TruthfulQA Wait, people still use this benchmark? I hear there's a huge flaw on it. For examples, fine-tuning the model on 4chan make it scores better on TruthfulQA. It becomes very offensive afterwards though, for obvious reasons
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by IvanAchlaqullah 3y ago
I think this scene is more relevant, especially after reading the "purpose-built for-rent" line: "I don't get it. Why are they confessing?" "They're not confessing. They're bragging."
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by IvanAchlaqullah 3y ago
By using the same logic then CNBC (1996) should change their logo because Huawei (2006) decided to copy it.
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by IvanAchlaqullah 3y ago
Miyazaki will definitely hate it. The last time someone demoed AI animation he said "I would never wish to incorporate this technology into my work at all. I strongly feel that this is an insult to life itself." [1] And that was b
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by IvanAchlaqullah 4y ago
At least it's just unlicensed, not something worse like AGPL /s Yes, it's a joke and it's funny when several companies, including Google [1] are very scared of that license. [1] https://opensource.google/
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by IvanAchlaqullah 5y ago
It's called SafetyNet [1] What irked me is sometime app developers are abusing it without asking themself "Does this app really need to check for rooted phones at all?" I'm okay if banks apps are using that. But why does
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by IvanAchlaqullah 5y ago
> Imagine tax software (comercial or gov provided) refusing to work unless you use an OS with TPM support for "security reasons". > I don't think this will happen any time soon (hopefully) but I can see how even making
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by IvanAchlaqullah 5y ago
I wonder why EA need this when modern console (except Nintendo Switch) are all x86.
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by IvanAchlaqullah 5y ago
Yes, working from home is much better than working at open office. However there is some scenario where middle manager can make WFH as hellish as working at open office: by mandating everyone to install invasive spyware so they can "ma
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by IvanAchlaqullah 5y ago
> i think any decentralised network will eventually skew towards increased centralisation. something we see already in the centralisation of mining and/or network validators. This actually happened to Mastodon (decentralized social
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by IvanAchlaqullah 5y ago
At least on IPv6 people know it's caused by their firewall, which they can fix on their own. On IPv4 you don't know if your packets got dropped because of your firewall blocking some ports, or because ISP's CGNAT get overloa
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by IvanAchlaqullah 5y ago
> I've had sketchy experiences getting a connection between two specific peers though. I presumed it was NAT traversal being finnicky. And that is probably are IPv4's flaws, not BitTorrent. If everyone switched to IPv6 then the
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by IvanAchlaqullah 5y ago
> This is a stop-gap before the web apps are rendered server side and streamed to the client. Not as HTML and JS, but as 4/8K 60FPS video, like Stadia or Xbox cloud. The reason is simple, your smartphone, tablet or laptop can alread
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by IvanAchlaqullah 5y ago
> Imagine if software was held to the same level of scrutiny..? Software is carpentered, some is designed, and little is actually engineered. This is why I never approve criminalizing software bugs. Imagine if you committed some codes, t
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by IvanAchlaqullah 5y ago
Reading comments in this thread, it feels like people still can't believe that in some case neural networks can be faster on CPU instead of GPU. In fact, there is already real world use for neural networks that only optimized for CPU:
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by IvanAchlaqullah 6y ago
What crates did you use? I'm curious since I just started trying Rust.

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